Turning to Mr. Walker, you commented this morning on the tax advantage of an arm's-length transaction occurring, where a son or daughter wanted to purchase the farm versus an outsider, if I can use that term. I was surprised to hear that. I didn't realize that the tax disadvantage, or advantage depending on which side you're on, was that significant. If you had to rank the issues facing farmers, is that a larger issue, or is it more a demographic issue in succession planning, where children or others are just not interested in becoming farmers? I use that term loosely, but is that the larger issue, or is the issue just about getting people to remain within the farming industry?
On October 17th, 2016. See this statement in context.