Yes, we now have 71 members in our association.
A lot of it has changed because we have lost a lot of the provincial and municipal involvement in our plants. When we first started 60 years ago we were able to access grants from the province and from the municipalities, as well as the memberships. We have lost that revenue, and a lot of the plants. As they've aged, maybe we haven't really kept up with some of the technology. Now, as agriculture is getting a little more money in it, we're looking at upgrading and some plants are trying to do some catch-up.