I would say very much the same as Jack has said. For new entrants, if you look at the cost of farmland or any capital that's involved in it relative to the return on investment, it's very low. That certainly is a challenge in looking at that business model.
I know that the OFA has done some studies on the cost of farmland relative to the return on investment. In 2023, I believe it was, if you bought a piece of land in Ontario, 47% of the revenue would need to go towards servicing debt. That's before any of your costs, so certainly that becomes cost-prohibitive for new entrants and for those coming into it in a family situation as well.