U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley says more ad hoc assistance will be necessary if commodity prices don’t improve this year. During a call with ag reporters Thursday, the Iowa Republican told Brownfield even with the Farmer Bridge Assistance Program, corn and soybeans remain well below the cost of production. “So if prices don’t go up there’d […]
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