What do you think the USDA's incentive is to deny these possible studies and the learning we can get from that at state level or New York City level?
Doug LaMalfa: “What do you think the USDA's incentive is to deny these possible studies and the learning we can get from that at state…”
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LaMalfa questions the USDA's reasons for denying state-level studies.
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