Small towns do not have the resources the big municipalities have to hire people whose only job is to figure out to get themselves through the USDA red tape.
Michael Bennet: “Small towns do not have the resources the big municipalities have to hire people whose only job is to figure out to get…”
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Bennet points out the inequity faced by small towns in navigating USDA processes.
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