A model that works is one that the crop insurance program uses, and that is a cost-shared premium of equivalent proportions that crop producers have, whereby producers still have the largest amount of skin in the game, but the federal and provincial governments come to the table to really modify that risk and reward scenario. I can't stress enough that it's really impacting land use. There's an incentive to produce crops on much of that marginal land that ideally would be most productive in livestock use.
