I do think has enormous potential but has fallen short of that potential in the rollout.

could you talk a little bit about what the producers in the Valley are beginning to think about the use of groundwater conservation easements

I do think that it is really important for us, when we think about the kind of easements that you are talking about...

I am honored to be here with you today and look forward to getting a farm bill across the finish line.

I want to thank Senators Bennet and Marshall for hosting this and for looking beyond bipartisan lines.

The future of rural America depends on whether the next generation decides to continue operating their family farms and ranches.

I am confident that we will come out of today's field hearings with innovative solutions for farmers and ranchers.

This is a five-alarm fire, and Washington needs to treat it that way.

Thank you very much to the panel for your excellent testimony.

In my mind, this is a perfect example of what we are trying to get to in the conversations that we are having.

Instead of a dust bowl, today's farmers and ranchers are dealing with a 1,200-year drought.