The top lobbyist for the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association says the mid-term elections will likely impact legislative priorities. Ethan Lane, senior vice president of government affairs says there’s a very narrow window to get anything accomplished. “From now to May is the opportunity in a midterm election year to do that,” he says. “And that’s the biggest […]
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