A former U.S. Secretary of Agriculture says the delay in passing a new five-year farm bill has gone on too long. “Historically, we’ve had farm bills every five years since the 1930s,” said Dan Glickman. Glickman was the head of the USDA from 1995-2001 and tells Brownfield farmers and ranchers can’t afford to have continued […]
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