I will start and then maybe pass this to Ms. Loftsgard.
Yes, absolutely. Data is critical both for farmer decision-making and for processors who are looking to come here and set up processing facilities across the country. In some cases, they're not able to find production, and they are choosing not to set up in Canada. Those are lost opportunities for our producers.
Yes, it's a competitiveness issue. Directly to the south, there's a publicly available database. Our producers are oftentimes pretty close to the border, and we have examples of them finding partners to work with in the U.S. through that database and heading down to the northern states to make those partnerships. Those are obvious missed opportunities and information that we could be publishing, because we do collect it.
Maybe you could touch on that a bit more, Tia.