I hope it's good now.
Russian soldiers stole half a million tonnes of Ukrainian grain and moved it, as I said, to Russia and Syria. They're treating our farmers in occupied territories very badly. They are actually taking the grain for free or at very low prices. The grains and agricultural food is being sent to Russia and then sold either in occupied territories or in Russia at a very high price.
The difference of price in food between non-occupied territories and occupied territories of Ukraine is threefold, so you can buy a potato, for example, for 10 hryvnias in Kyiv, and for 30 hryvnias or more in Kherson, which is occupied. They are basically cheating people, and they're stealing grains and agricultural food.
What I can tell you? Civilians are not controlling occupied territories. Soldiers are making money by stealing agricultural products from the people who harvest it by hand.
On the fields, we have farmers, and they are probably much younger, because this is a very profitable business in Ukraine. We are probably one of the few countries without subsidies for the agricultural businesses because it's profitable. Many young people turn to agribusiness, because they can make a lot of money out of it, bring new technologies, increase productivity and many other things.
We don't have a problem like you do in Canada. Most of our farmers are young, more or less young, and they have new skills. They travel around the world to get more skills to put into the Ukrainian agricultural sector. The Ukrainian agricultural sector is three to four times less productive than yours or that of the U.S., so we have a long way to go to increase productivity and to make even more money for young farmers in Ukraine.