That's great. I love the vision of peacekeeping. Environment is a global feature; it's not a local feature.
Locally speaking, I met today with the Grain Growers of Canada. We were talking about the Guelph Statement on sustainable agriculture and the road to 2050 and how farmers are working on sustainability. I was able to talk to some farmers they brought to the meeting. There was one from the Lethbridge area in Alberta. We had one from Saskatchewan. We had another person from Alberta. They were talking about monitoring water in the soil.
On the other side, the drought side of things, you mentioned the allocation of water. One farmer from Alberta said that his allocation is going to be one inch of water this year. Based on that information, he is changing crops to low-water crops. He's going to barley instead of sugar beets. The farmer from Saskatchewan said that even last year she was able to keep her yields up by changing crop decisions. This is how the modelling can have an impact on what crops farmers, knowing what the drought situation could be, decide to put in the ground.
Could you maybe speak to how important it is for our farming community to have access to this information?