On the recordJune 22, 2016
We want to make sure that our producers have all the tools that they need to be as competitive as they can, and more importantly, to be economically viable.
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congress.govWe want to make sure that our producers have all the tools that they need to be as competitive as they can, and more importantly, to be economically viable.
Crawford emphasizes the importance of supporting farmers' competitiveness and economic viability.
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