Certainly we've had unprecedented levels of lending to young farmers in the year just ended. In fact, last year we lent $1.9 billion to young farmers--that is, persons under the age of 40. And that's a good thing, for the transfer of assets. As the older generation starts to phase out of the sector, it's critical that there's a younger generation joining.
What we see is that the feed stock for future farmers is existing farmers. Basically, most new farmers are the sons and daughters of existing farmers. So we really want to make sure we're there with access to capital so that the new generation can join that family farm.
In the census of agriculture that was just released, it still shows that over 98% of all Canadian farms are pure family farms. So facilitating that transfer and the entrance of new farmers is critical, and we will continue to support that.