Yes and no. I want to produce as much as I can to sell in the world market, and I think my neighbouring farmers do too. A number of those things have gone because of trade. Many of our air drills, for example, were developed in the Prairies, and they are used around the world now.
Our equipment is used around the world. Ideas aren't just local. There is wheat breeding, for example, that I talked about. There's a sharing of germ plasm that happens around the world that looks for the best traits that may produce the next new variety that's better, so there is some sharing.
Obviously, we don't go out.... As a producer and a member of a farm organization, that's not my job. It's not my role to go to another country to try to help them improve, but I think—