That's a great question, and you're hitting on an important component of trying to drive carbon into agricultural soils. We do know that, over time, we reach those saturation levels, and it's really the degraded landscapes that have the best opportunity to absorb more carbon. To Paul's point, some of those maybe marginal cropland acres that have been best suited to perennial cover is where we're going to get our best bang for the buck on additional carbon storage.
What we've advanced is the idea of making sure that we're protecting those and avoiding the conversion of those rangelands to annual cropland and losing carbon through that process. We built a Canada grasslands protocol that helps to quantify that and offers carbon offset opportunities through the voluntary market to avoid the conversion of those grasslands.