I think the crop insurance, or the AgriInsurance program, is set up for climate risk. I mean, for us in Saskatchewan and western Canada, that is mainly drought or too wet. I'm pretty lucky; I farm in an area where I've been affected by drought only once. I own way too many $1,000 tow straps to pull my equipment out, because we're too wet. Those are the climate events we deal with.
Personally, I think the biggest issue with the programs is that they haven't adapted to the rapid increase in the cost of production. For instance, in AgriStability specifically, a cap of $3 million is one of the craziest ideas I've ever heard of. There's no cap on—