On the recordNovember 13, 2019
By getting ahead of this problem now when it is still manageable, we are spending $7 million to eradicate this problem instead of spending $2.5 billion every single year like we are on feral hogs.
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congress.govJosh Harder: “By getting ahead of this problem now when it is still manageable, we are spending $7 million to eradicate this problem…”
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Arguing for proactive measures to save money in the long run.
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