There could be numerous reasons. It could be the environment where they farmed. With the soil in certain parts of southern Manitoba, they have to conventionally till before they can seed. That's part of it. Some of it's education, not believing that going to what we call a one pass system is a financial benefit for their farm. There's some of that. Of the 20%, it's because of the environment, how their land is. If it's a certain type of clay-based land, or if their land floods, or if it's a very wet area, they have to conventional till to dry the soil to be able to seed. The majority of it would be for that reason.
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