Sam Farr
The Public Record
Sam Farr is a former Democratic member of the United States House of Representatives, serving California's 17th congressional district from 1993 to 2015. During his tenure, Farr was known for his advocacy on environmental issues, particularly in relation to coastal protection and sustainable agriculture. He played a significant role in promoting volunteerism and community service, as evidenced by his support for the National and Community Service Amendments Act of 2000.
Yes, I presume that the decision to move sort of out of the Washington area was a strategic one, plus probably cost-effective for real estate purposes.
I would love to have this budget for my town, where we really do have threats.
I hope that we can use--I mean, the dream here, the idea is, if we are going to move one, let's move all, and let's all be in one place.
I think this is going to generate another research question for CRS, the question being why can't we use private donations for restoration projects here in the Capitol.
What we always forget to do is to help professionalize the legislative branch of government.
So here we are going to take all our staff, and you have got to go through double, triple inspection, but Members can walk in here with a weapon and you don't even know if they have it, to get away with it.
What we are doing in our district right now--I hope the whole committee will come out and see--we are building the first joint clinic with DoD and V.A.
It is important for the industry to have up to date information on changes in the market so that they can adapt quickly and make informed business decisions.
It is absolutely essential for these refugee camps to make sure that the food is there.
my feeling here is that Secretary Vilsack said the other day that the privilege we all have to choose a profession is because we have people growing food for us, and we do not have to go out there and grow it.
This ought to be a Republican issue. This is the most expensive food in the world you want to cut, squeeze and trim.
Does the small request for the increase in NOP keep pace with what is happening with the farm, ranch and consumer needs in organic?
I hope, with the craziness going on in American politics right now, that you will bring the mental health drugs up to the priority because this country needs a lot of them right now, including Congress.
my district is known as the salad bowl capital of the world, and we grow something like 70 percent of all the lettuce in the United States.
I am very reflective on lessons that I have learned and issues that I have taken up.





