We don't.
We set a target annually with regard to our lending, to ensure that our front-line force remember to always focus on young farmers, as well as all farmers. For example, last year we set a target of $1.5 billion for young farmers, and we exceeded that target by lending $1.9 billion. We keep that as a kind of steady focal point for our active lending.
This year we also launched a new program, which we simply call the young farmer loan program. We have allocated $500 million of funds specifically targeted at young farmers. They can not only get a loan from us, but they can do so at a price that's below what they might otherwise pay—that price being prime plus a half.
As a young person without a proven track record, typically we would have to mitigate some of that risk through a higher interest rate. But we want to make sure we give these farmers a good start. We launched that program in April, at prime plus a half, and no loan fees at all. They don't have to pay for their appraisal and their security and that sort of thing.
With this many weeks into it, which is a short period of time, we already have over $100 million approved for young farmers.
So yes, we certainly focus on young farmers.