Thank you. I'll just restart this last paragraph.
Canadian farmers are resilient. They adapt, innovate and continue moving forward despite immense pressures, but resilience alone cannot carry the burden. Growers need policies, regulatory systems, trade frameworks and investment programs that support innovation, modernization and global competitiveness and that put the business of food production first, not last.
Canadian farmers already excel at producing safe, sustainable food. They should be focused on growing that food, not questioning whether they can survive the next season, because, in the face of global instability, the countries that remain strongest will be those capable of feeding themselves and feeding the world.
