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...food insecurity, the productivity of precision agriculture in our country, and, you know, the ability to get our products to market, you know, this is the recipe that I believe is gonna be a a big part of the government economic agenda going forward.
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...food for the government of Canada, we set a target in 2019 that the agriculture sector in our in our country would grow from 45,000,000,000 to 85,000,000,000 of exports in a five year cycle, and domestic agricultural output would grow from a 120,000,
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...industry is here in this country, that we are feeding ourselves, and that we're lying on ourselves. And so all of the programs that you just outlined are part of that effort. We lose our farmers and our ranchers. We lose America. Not just the the dil
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...agriculture industry is here in this country, that we are feeding ourselves, and that we're lying on ourselves.
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Right? Strategic pieces, I think, is what generally in today's environment where you get. But there are all kinds of actors, Michael, I think might wanna comment here. But we often hear they say, you're not gonna make any more land. Right. And I real
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for instance, consume or need more nitrogen, which is now going up in price. So what are all the individual factors that go into making those decisions every year? Well, as the farmer of the group, I guess I'll have to take this one. So I'd say, obvi
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...and a lot of farmers. Americans don't like doing dirty jobs when it comes down to it. I on weekends, I work on our family farm, but these are still just like building homes. This is very hands on process here, and that would be another issue that wou
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food prices? I mean, this is the big question. So people use less fertilizer, you get lower yields, supply goes down, I assume prices go up, or you have farmers that continue to use fertilizer, but it costs them a lot more. And so they have to offset
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more farms have been closing and that's kind of a trend just generally throughout The US. And so hopefully with this spike in demand, that'll create more market opportunities where where farms can have better, you know, better opportunities and stay
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