Our farmers and water managers are seeing events they haven't seen in their lifetime that are outside of their experience. With a lead time of three months, but particularly six months, that's enough time to order different seed. It's enough time to make decisions on forage and others. It's also enough time for the irrigation districts to make their plans and make announcements about the water that will be available to irrigation farmers so that, again, they can make their plans. There are tremendous economic benefits there if we can do this.
Right now, we have a wonderful drought monitoring system through Agriculture Canada, but it's not really a drought prediction system. The same software and computer models can be used for floods and droughts, and many other things, including agricultural productivity and water supply for hydroelectricity. There are many applications of the system, but it has to be in place and it has to be running.