The president of the National Farmers Union says consolidation in ag is hurting America’s farmers and ranchers. Rob Larew says their members continue to voice concern over monopolization. “Not just in recent years, but over the last few decades.” He says, “The growing concentration of power and the fact that so much control over our […]
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