There is not a more frustrating time than in the springtime when you cannot get in the field. To be in a position where you have the weather to plant but you cannot plant because you have not got a production loan is the most frustrating situation that a farmer can be in. I think that for us to allow them to twist in the wind, not be responsive, not fulfill the obligation that this body has to react and take care of the business of the country is highly irresponsible. As it was just mentioned by our colleague, the gentleman from Texas, it is no wonder that the American people question how responsible the Congress is, because we do things like this.
Robert Berry: “There is not a more frustrating time than in the springtime when you cannot get in the field. To be in a position where…”
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Discussing the challenges farmers face due to lack of production loans during a spring planting season.
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