Viterra is the largest, and now we have independent terminals owned by farmers in western Canada. We have small players. We have pulse players like Alliance Grain Traders that want to start handling durum, because they're already exporting pulses into countries like Morocco that are also buying our durum, so it would be natural for them to handle that product and move it on through.
There are a lot of players ready to work with a voluntary wheat board to make sure they have economies of scale, to work forward. Certainly, farmers themselves, year in and year out, have done the cost-benefit analysis and have voted with their air seeders and their trucks at the end of the year. They've been hauling their malt barley to feed lots--