We think there's opportunity in marketing. In fact, FNA started an entity that we call FNA Foods a few years ago. FNA Foods was there strictly to aggregate, in this case special crops, and find niche markets for those special crops.
We believe there may be a lot of benefit and merit in gathering a group of farmers who want to work together with FNA. FNA is a farmer member organization. When I say FNA or when I say “we”, I include all the farmer members we have. There may be a willingness by some farmers to say “yes, let's work together”. I'm convinced there's empowerment in a group of farmers aggregating, a group of farmers investing in a shortline, a group of farmers marketing their grain together and finding port position. I believe that can happen, and certainly our task force is looking at that and determining where there will be opportunities of that nature.
That's also one of the reasons we suggested the AgriInvest stimulus initiative, because—and this is interesting and a bit of a segue—we know that young farmers look at the industry differently than would guys my age. In my case, I'm there to maintain and try to keep my equity. Younger farmers may be much more willing to stick their neck out. They're willing to bet on the future, and they're in the position to do it. Both of them make perfectly good business sense, but the younger farmers are more willing to stick their neck out and invest in the future. We believe this AgriInvest stimulus initiative is also perfect for them.