Canada is already one of the highest-cost producers there is of agricultural commodities. We're furthest from the destination markets. There's lots of red tape. My family actually got started farming in 1980, when interest rates were high. The only way the farm managed to be where it is today is that everybody worked like dogs for a long period of time and made a bunch of sacrifices. It's not an easy industry.
If you were to take all the capital involved with farming and compare it to annualized stock returns in any particular index, let's just say that it's not even close. The index outperforms farm gate returns any day of the week.
Could you repeat the question? I lost track there.