Thanks, Mike. I appreciate that.
You mentioned the willingness, let's say, of farmers wanting to invest to improve their equipment, to improve their own technology on a farm to meet their environmental goals, to remain sustainable not only environmentally but also, certainly, economically. You also mentioned that to do this there needs to be some confidence in the economic stability of the business and farm itself.
We saw the emissions reduction plan that was released last week, and according to the Parliamentary Budget Officer's report, this carbon tax is going to be taking more than a billion dollars out of the pockets of farmers but is not actually going to reduce emissions. Can you elaborate a little bit more on why it's more important to have that money in the pockets of farmers to invest in their operations rather than government taking that out of the pockets of farmers?