Ms. Fawn Jackson at the Agriculture and Agri-Food Committee

I would like to reiterate that having those be outcome-based and letting the producers figure out what the solution is, that is really important. Enabling them to do that is key.

I'll continue on the forestry example. If you want to do fencing in British Columbia, it's somewhere upwards of $20,000 per kilometre. We need to do the virtual fencing, then, to be able to...so we need investments there to drive that innovation, to enable the practices that help us all.