For sure, yes. A farm that's diverse in different types of vegetables can only insure parts of vegetables, parts of fields. It becomes problematic in that regard, and it's accounting and everything else.
There's more work to be done, I think, on that. We could expand and make things easier, and I think that's where the key is. This is a great start, the committee forming like this, and I'm hoping that many things are going to come out, including changes that are warranted for regional circumstances. We're unique in so many ways in the province. The average farm in Newfoundland is 142 acres, and the average farm in Canada is over 800 acres, so we're at a disadvantage. Our soils are stony, rocky and shallow. We're going uphill all the way in what we're trying to do, so we need some special consideration for—