Thank you.
I would say, when we look at all the other crops out in the open market, that they have check-offs operating very successfully. There's an oat check-off. I will make the estimate that over 90% of the money stays in these check-offs, and that less than 10% of the money for each of these commodities would ever be withdrawn by farmers. So oats, there's a big check-off; canola, there's a check-off; peas, there's a check-off; and lentils, there's a check-off. There are check-offs for all those other crops, and farmers leave the money in there because they know there's value to the research. And almost regardless of whether they see the price—