That's a great question.
I can't really comment on the nuances of the specific programs, but I can comment on what I see across the landscape, which is private and public partnerships emerging quite strongly across the countryside. We have corporate entities that are looking to invest in their supply chains. We have provincial governments, through the last FPT agreements, investing. The combination of all of that is creating an opportunity that's ripe for investment at the farm level in these practices.
One of the issues that we see is fragmentation. The one-stop shop concept for a farmer doesn't quite exist yet. Something we're very curious to see emerge out of the BRM modernization, as well as the next FPT, is whether there will be more of an alignment around farmers going in, and reducing friction in the spaces where they're looking for different funding and investment.