Thank you, Mr. McCann.
I'd highlight that research into productivity is an important part and potentially has great environmental impact in terms of moisture resistance and drought resistance for crop commodities. For example, we're seeing a shift away from farmer-led research and decisions being made that are going to have the benefits of productivity and the ability to have crops that adapt to changing climate and changing water levels.
I'd just like to combine two questions into one. What role does water management on natural landscapes on farms play in terms of irrigation and water availability, and what research priorities do farmers need to adapt to the changing water availability we have without investing in water retention and irrigation capacity?