Yes. To go back to part of my presentation, it was information that we had to glean ourselves—and that I finally got last night—about the participation in the Sask Crop Insurance program for organic producers.
That program has been in place for about a decade. I've been there a little longer than that and I've watched it come in. It has changed so many times, and almost every year it's almost a wholesale change with how it's being administered. That, I think, is reducing the amount of producers who are taking part in it. They don't know what they're getting. They're not confident in getting good coverage for what they're paying.
I had a producer in my office just last week. They want to give him six bucks a bushel for his claim on his organic oats. That's not the market price, and it seems as though they're not even really looking into it. Guys are unsure about coverage, and they're not going to spend the thousands of dollars on premiums every year for a program that doesn't have any consistency.
That's what we really need to see out of these programs if they're going to be valuable to organic producers and valuable to producers in general. Organic producers want to see consistency and to make sure they're getting what they're paying for, essentially.