Yes, absolutely.
Soils are degrading across the world in terms of organic content. There's a big push for circular, regenerative and sustainable agriculture.
At the same time, that organic material that's coming out of the soil—like food waste and other products like that—ends up in a landfill, where we lock it into a plastic-lined, inefficient bioreactor that lets 50% of that methane escape into the atmosphere.
What we can do is take municipal solid waste, that organic material, separate it and put it into a form as a fertilizer. We have gained CFIA certification—the first of its kind, we believe, in Canada—to take waste product—garbage—separate the organics and put them in a form that is clean, has high nutrient value and can be used as a fertilizer.
We've pioneered that pathway in Nova Scotia. We're in active trials now—I'm sorry; that was more than 40 seconds—and we're hoping to scale that part of our business as well.