Well, Mr. Stronach, I can tell you from my experience that in all of the farms I've travelled to across this country, I saw eagles fly over the farms in British Columbia when I was out there a couple of weeks ago. I see lots of wildlife and I disagree with that statement.
My family used to farm over 1,000 acres of potatoes. Many farms are big, and they're family farms. They're owned by families, and the truth of the matter is that they have to have large farms in order to succeed in this industry in Canada. It's very hard to compete as a small farm any more.
Mr. Stronach, around the world we've seen that experiments have been happening, and I'm going to turn to Dr. Mussell for a moment. We've seen what's happened in Sri Lanka with organic farming when you take away all of the pesticides and then see the inability to actually produce food.
Dr. Mussell, I'm wondering if you would comment on that and what we've seen in Sri Lanka. Should we legislate organic food for kids in school?