On the capital cost allowance, yes, that will spur innovation and investment in innovation. I can only speak from the farm level. That would be very helpful to get farmers in a place where they can afford this innovation, which turns over pretty quickly.
Our success to date has relied on innovation in biology, innovation in chemistry such as chemical protection products, engineering, machinery and information technology such as computers, robotics, big data, mapping, drones, satellites and high-speed Internet everywhere in the rural areas.
In terms of those tools, if we can continue to innovate and encourage and make it affordable for farmers to implement, we will continue seeing these results.