During a massive Canadian ice storm, 30 thousand acres of sugarbush crop were damaged, where each acre of sugarbush grows about 80 trees. You can assume that each tree yields ½ gallon of maple syrup a year, and Canada typically produces 8 million gallons of maple syrup per year. What percent of the maple syrup supply in Canada was destroyed that year? If maple syrup is worth $39.10 per gallon and the average farmer tends to 45 acres of sugarbush, how much income did the average farmer lose that year?