Thank you for that explanation, because that's exactly what farmers need, that middleman to get us to buy into the research and technology.
That kind of segues into another question. We're talking about investment, competitiveness and innovation in Canada. We all know, if we come from the farm sector, that it's highly capital-intensive. Innovation is expensive, but it's becoming more and more necessary in terms of all farming operations, because labour shortages in rural Canada are real. We've tried many things to address this, but innovation is probably the quickest way to reduce labour needs and stay competitive in the marketplace.
One thing the government did in the past, and partly brought back in budget 2025, was an accelerated investment incentive, to allow 100% of depreciation of innovation. I've had many producers reach out to me who would like to see that extended from the processing sector right into the building of buildings, robotic milking for cows and things like that. I wouldn't mind if all three of you commented on a practical strategy there going forward.