There has been progress, and there have been intermittent problems.

We haven't made that much progress since December because of patent problems. We sort of lost six months. . . . But now we are moving forward again.

We've made a lot of progress, but we also know there may be further problems, and we're going to work night and day to solve them. We've redoubled our focus on who's available to work on these problems.

It is not as if all these problems can be solved with money. It's not that China isn't making progress. The issue is, is it making progress fast enough?

We are still in discussions. And progress is being made.

We've got such a good relationship with Jim and Gladys. He won't say no to progress. He is in his mid-80s but is as receptive to new ideas and as keen to use new technology as any young farmer.