Work on the ground to make improvements on our water-use has included identifying opportunities in targeted locations, developing phased plans against each of those opportunities, ensuring farmers have the correct equipment, and developing plans to train farmers on the skills needed to execute against the goal. Some of the concrete ways we are working with farmers include helping them access more efficient irrigation equipment, supporting best practices for scheduling and maintenance, and enabling them to move from flood irrigation to more efficient methods, such as drip irrigation. This conversion in turn changes the way farmers apply nutrients, improving soil health, yields, and crop quality. We have also created more than 100 demonstration farms around the world, many of which feature water-use efficiency best practices and provide an opportunity to engage large numbers of farmers in hands-on learning and understanding innovation. We are increasingly promoting the use of reduced tillage and cover crops, which improve soil health and water holding capacity. We will also explore new technologies and innovations that deliver improved water-use efficiency. Additionally, we have partnered with the University of Pretoria in South Africa, to establish a globally applicable pivot irrigation audit protocol that is aiding us in improving our water efficiency.