The president of Indiana Farm Bureau says the organization is concerned about the rapid pace of this year’s legislative session. Randy Kron tells Brownfield, “We’re probably trying to kill more bills than we’re trying to promote. That’s not our normal mode of action by any means. This year it seems like we’ve been on defense. Are we […]
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