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Charles T. Canady: “Given these pressures, farmers should not have to contend with government agencies that overstep regulatory boundaries…”

On the recordMay 20, 1999
Given these pressures, farmers should not have to contend with government agencies that overstep regulatory boundaries set by Congress.
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Charles T. Canady
Florida
Source
congress.gov
May 20, 1999

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Mr. Canady discusses the challenges farmers face due to government regulations.

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