Thank you for your question.
It's important to remember that the two living laboratories in Quebec that we participate in and the Agrisolutions climat program are two major initiatives for Quebec. However, we obviously don't know what the future holds. The living labs program is already slated to end, but we don't know about the rest.
I get the impression that the expertise we've developed could be built upon. I would note that some 500,000 farms are part of the research program. About 15,000 of them are in Quebec and should benefit from that knowledge. The agronomic expertise, the tool and the training programs we've developed could very well be adapted for the rest of Canada if they could be disseminated more broadly. I believe it would save a lot of time and money for other provinces.