Yes, it would. I have a number of cases where people have gone the extra mile to provide habitat on their farms, to provide for the environment, things that they would like to see on there, and then being further penalized because of the fact that they have done that. Current law penalizes any initiative like that that is out there and currently exists. This country will not survive unless stewardship is brought down to the local level and people are given incentives to take care of their private property and the environment, because that is really a natural thing for people to want to do. I think that natural tendency ought to be encouraged through legislation.
George P. Radanovich: “Yes, it would. I have a number of cases where people have gone the extra mile to provide habitat on their farms, to…”
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Discussing the need for incentives for environmental stewardship in agriculture.
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