Indiana state officials say the USDA’s relocation plan is a win for the ag industry. Don Lamb says the move is a way for the agency to be better connected to America’s farmers and ranchers. “Farmers are good at knowing what they need,” he says. “Often times there’s a disconnect between the government level and […]
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