We met with the Food and Agriculture Organization this morning, and we heard you on storage. They said that they would be able to set up temporary grain storage fairly quickly, but that only lasts four months.
We asked about the status of seaports. We've seen terrible and shocking images in Canada of the bombing of certain grain terminals at some seaports.
There's a crop season coming in July. It is your opinion that if we push back the Russians, the infrastructure would be in good enough shape to be able to continue exporting those grains through the seaport, or are you still analyzing the infrastructure status?