On the recordNovember 16, 2011
The farmer, the rancher does not set their price; they pay the price, not only in terms of the sweat off of their brow but out of the limited resources that they have.
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congress.govThe farmer, the rancher does not set their price; they pay the price, not only in terms of the sweat off of their brow but out of the limited resources that they have.
Tipton emphasizes the struggles farmers face with pricing and resources.
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