Some lawmakers say they’re cautiously optimistic that a scaled-back version of a farm bill could still move forward this year. Speaking to reporters in Nebraska Saturday, Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins said there are some priorities left unfinished. “My commitment and speaking on behalf of our administration, while we got a lot of priorities of the […]
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