The U.S. House is debating the farm bill this week, and National Farmers Union President Rob Larew tells Brownfield the legislation needs to meet the moment. “We’re still dealing with horrendous conditions in so much of agriculture,” he said. Larew says NFU is encouraged by conversations in the Senate about possibly including additional farmer assistance. […]
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