I think it's important that we provide carbon tax relief. I think it's important to note that farmers don't just dry grain during wet harvest conditions in bad years. They also dry grain to meet storage and quality specs. This is something that can provide relief every year. We know that our corn growers face huge increases in carbon tax costs to dry corn, which is a high-moisture product.
Again, this is an important step to provide some relief for farmers when they must dry grain in those wet harvest years like 2019 or in those regular years where they just need to maintain storage and quality specs.