There's a lot that can be done. A lot of it is in the way we're approaching the problem. I mentioned earlier the 4R nutrient stewardship agreement we have in Manitoba. That's a positive one. It's finding those areas of common ground. It's leaning, really, into the knowledge that producers have. It's avoiding anything that will punish their operations where there is no alternative. This was the big challenge when it came to the carbon tax. There was no alternative, so that was the issue. That's a big thing, for sure.
Market-based incentives would really be a good approach. There has been some success through programs like the on-farm climate action fund. I've heard from producers that having the funds available to adopt best management practices that will work in their operations and flexibility like that is what's really key, because every operation, even a mile down the road, is going to be different from the next one. I'm sure you know that from speaking to producers in your backyard.