I think on the grain, oilseed, and pulse side, we are selling to a large degree. We are selling malt barley. We are selling wheat. We are selling canola. We're selling a lot of our crops to a number of these countries that are already in the TPP. We are selling a lot of that. I think where we see the challenge in our sector is the non-tariff barriers.
I think we need to put as much effort as we can into sitting down with the countries to discuss the following: how we can come up with biotech acceptances, how we can come up with a low-level presence, how we can agree on maximum residue levels. So if I go out and spray the weeds on my field here, I don't have to keep that grain separate for South Korea versus Japan versus Thailand versus the Philippines. Can't we harmonize some of this in these larger agreements with 14 countries? I think that's where we need, on the grain side, to see more focus, because people are masters at coming up with reasons to stop trade.