On the recordApril 13, 2016
During the farm bill debate, we committed to the principle that farm policy should not be written to make the good times even better.
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congress.govDuring the farm bill debate, we committed to the principle that farm policy should not be written to make the good times even better.
Crawford discusses the principle behind farm policy during the farm bill debate.
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