Absolutely, and thank you for the nod on the Canada's Agriculture Day. I'm very pleased to be here today.
To the uptake of the beef producers, we have beef producers among MFGA, so we're able to access their infrastructure, and we've also had Steve speak to the Canadian Cattlemen's Association as well. There has been tremendous interest.
Where we are with the model right now is that we're just starting to really give it the ability to go into those more tangible results. It was always there. It takes a little bit of time, but we're at that time threshold now. We have a portal running the forecasting tool that allows producers to access our portal on our MFGA.net and be able to tell what the water is coming downstream in both short-term and long-term intervals.
It's a tremendous planning tool in both long and short term, especially in areas of southern Manitoba that are fraught with incredible extremes of water in some parts, and then, of course, with the dryness associated with drought conditions as well.
Those would be the two.
Steve, would you have an answer as well?