However, in the meantime, the entry costs of getting into farming are still too high, which excludes fresh blood and innovation. For example, why would anybody take seriously advice to improve the market acceptability of the meat they produce, or the wool they produce, if the real crop is selling the BIS Review 30/1998  ˝  -7-  property to the next guy?
Why would the pursuit of excellence, that this summit is promoting, have any relevance, if the primary goal is property speculation? The answer, ladies and gentlemen, is no reason at all.