I thought that was a real shame because, actually, if we look into a world where we've known for quite some time that we're going to have 2 billion more people at some stage in the future, we certainly do need to be feeding those people. Part of the reason I travelled recently was to talk to farmers in other countries and say—look, they've all got this fear that New Zealand's all of a sudden going to double its milk production and dump it on their doorstep—"That is not happening any time soon." So I think it's really important that—as we work through this. When we travel, a farmer is a farmer is a farmer. We have nothing to fear from each other; we are all doing good things and we are all taking our role in feeding the world.