I probably have the same opinion as you, which is that without research, without testing, without on-farm trials, we can't adapt as quickly. So one of the major drivers is acquiring new knowledge, particularly on plant species, particularly on forage crops, but also on other types of species for other crops.
We've not yet conducted many trials to get new practices adopted even more quickly, because it takes several years of on-farm trials. We're fortunate to have programs that are about to end, such as the living labs, whose specific objective is to test practices for adapting to climate change and reducing greenhouse gases on farms.
So, yes, without research, we can't adapt.
