I'll be brief because I think Mr. Winter might be able to help with some of the specifics.
Broadly, we are pursuing.... NASDA and many of our colleagues across agriculture are pushing for additional research at the USDA through part of our Farm Bill. It's been many years since that has seen an increase, and we're seeing the need for that across many areas, including that of bee health.
Having been in the industry, it is usually companies pursuing additional labels that get this. I think you're well aware that minor-use crops, minor-use needs, are often a very difficult decision because of the sensitivities, the liabilities and all that goes with that. This is why we're at a pinch point with these three primary products and a variety of other related products.
We are hoping that our university system can keep going on this. They are very active, in some cases, on bee health. Certainly, it depends on the location.
I think companies are there. We have an onslaught of biological products coming that could be applicable to many uses. Most of those would be insecticides, because that's what most people would like to get rid of. Insecticide research with biologicals is a key one.
I can't answer the specific question, but I think, generally speaking, that's the direction—we are hoping, at NASDA, at my level—we'd like to pursue.