So I won't spend a lot of time talking about it, but I do have a little bit of an anecdote that's worthwhile telling about one of our neighbours not too far away from our farm—a couple of kilometres away. One of the local tributary streams that flows into the Manawatū River burst its banks and overtopped, and his whole organic farm was under water, more or less. I thought, "Gosh, what on earth can I do to try and support this organic farmer?", who is a good neighbour. So I picked up the phone and said, "How can we help? I've got a whole lot of supplementary feed on hand. You can take all that." He said, "Unfortunately, it's not organic.", and I said, "Well, we can take some of your cows to help you out a bit." He said, "Unfortunately, you can't, or that'll mean our certification is ruined and we'll lose our licence to be a certified organic farmer." 