Thank you, Mr. Chair.
If I may, I'll just say a few comments at the beginning and probably go to my colleague in Prince Edward Island, Judith, to talk a bit more about the living labs, which is a direct engagement with producers.
As you mentioned, we have a number of programs. You've mentioned clean tech, which is a program that is in place to help with the implementation of clean technology on the farm.
As part of nature-based solution programming, we have two components. One is the development of living labs, which I mentioned in my comments with $185 million over 10 years to implement these living labs across the country. There is also an on-farm climate action fund, which is $200 million over a three-year period. It was launched a little after, but they are companion programs. One deals with the development of science for new BMPs, one is in collaboration with stakeholders, and the other one is to provide funding for the producer to implement some of the existing BMPs on their own farm.
There was also an announcement in the budget about supplementing these funds for on-farm action, but that will just come in in the months to come.
Maybe I'll pass it to Judith, who is speaking from Charlottetown, because she spends quite a bit of her time working with producers along the lines you just mentioned.
I will pass it briefly over to Judith, Mr. Chair.