I mentioned gene editing as one example. There are crops that are being developed in more arid countries that will have an applicability to the Prairies, which are under severe drought conditions. There are crops being developed that have double the root mass of regular crops so that you're storing more carbon in the soil. I mentioned short-stature crops that are more resilient to strong winds and other weather events. As I said, on drought tolerance and saline tolerance, there's a problem in Manitoba and other parts of the country with high salinity soils over time.
These innovations are at our doorstep. What I mentioned the government can do is to enable the regulatory environment. Instead of looking at ways to try to block these things, they can find a way to bring them to market and make sure that it's done in a safe way. We're not afraid of a regulatory environment to make sure that the environment and health are protected, but let's do it in a way that's reasonable and predictable.