I want to say thank you, thank you, thank you, for being here.

It is a risky business, capital-intensive business, and if we are not in business then we are not producing food.

I think answering that question is going to be so vital for the next generation of Americans and the generations coming after that.

Senator Marshall and I introduced a bill just earlier today--we can do two things at once.

It is remarkable, I think, to have the kind of breadth of perspectives that we have had this morning.

I think answering that question is going to be so vital for the next generation of Americans and the generations coming after that.

I am excited to have somebody on the Agriculture Committee who has got as much firsthand experience as you do.

They deserve conservation programs at USDA as imaginative as they are, as ambitious as the problems they seek to solve.

I fought to give them another $20 billion in the Inflation Reduction Act.

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

Mr. Chairman, it is not free. It is legal.