I could kick things off again and perhaps pass it along to Andre for some more on-farm application references.
It's very hard for our guys to access. As I mentioned in the preamble, there's a 30% participation rate. The way the program is designed, it doesn't support grain and oilseed farmers, because they have huge capital investments in equipment and land. The way margins are calculated and the trigger organized, many guys, unfortunately, just aren't able to take advantage of it.
Regardless, these tweaks could still probably be classified as a major overhaul, because there are a lot of them. You talked about red tape reduction as well. It's not responsive to meet the needs of the current global threats out there. The payments come late even if you're able to get something from it.
As I mentioned, we think a different course should be explored in terms of how we can utilize the program's capacity to manage income stabilization for trade threats.
