Certainly, the efficiency on that end is a mixed message. It's telling us to reduce on one hand, and then increase production in the case of food security.
Going forward, I think the one thing that is missed is the efficiency of farming operations currently and that we are doing a good job. There are a lot of farmers who have made changes in their operations. Simply, we're not being acknowledged for those changes and the efficiency we have currently. In asking for further reduction, inevitably that reduction will have a negative impact on the yields and the produce that we have.
I'm wondering if Colin has something to add at this time.