Ryan Turnbull at the Agriculture and Agri-Food Committee

I agree.

I've done a bit of research. Twelve years ago, Canadian Biomass had 16 examples of grain-drying technology that were all scalable. You could argue they're not commercially viable if you wanted, but I don't hear anyone mentioning any of these. There are also several examples in Canada of companies—and my colleague mentioned one of them—that are providing commercially viable solutions here in Canada.

Is it not true that there's actually grain-drying technology that's been around for at least 12 years and yet it hasn't been adopted by the industry?

Mr. Buy, do you want to comment on that? Why is the industry not adopting the grain-drying technology that was here and documented 12 years ago?