First, it's important to keep pace with the evolution of our crops. Our producers are innovative when it comes to all kinds of emerging crops and practices. That said, when a new crop emerges, it shouldn't take the government 10 years to offer a program that supports the crop, because during that time, some producers may have worked themselves to the bone and made financial commitments. Programs therefore need to keep up with crop diversification and new practices in real time. Establishing a new crop in Canada, like winter wheat, shouldn't take so long.
That's just one of many examples.