Thank you very much.
As we are talking about food insecurity and food sovereignty and ensuring that we can grow fresh product for ourselves here in Canada, I think this is an important part in that.
You touched on how a lot of farms in Canada are generational. I think that's something that the general public doesn't think about. It's the fact that healthy soil means that we can have generations of farmers producing food in this country to feed the world.
You touched input costs just a second ago. The input costs have gone through the roof, whether it's for fertilizer, especially in Ontario with the tariffs on imported fertilizer from Russia that are adding extra expense, or whether it's the carbon tax and the potential tripling of the carbon tax going forward. What would you like to see in policy to help reduce some of those costs so that we can ensure we continue to have food security in this country?