the more we raise the cost to the end-user, and in my situation, I am talking about farmers in particular, you increase the cost to the grain farmer, the price, the cost is born by the person every time they buy a box of cereal.
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Programs such as H-2A are critical for many farmers in my district, but they need reforms to become more widely-used by American farmers.
I think that the states do a much better job of it than bureaucratic overlords in the Federal agencies.
The Department of Agriculture has also forecast farm income would slide $25.5 billion from 2023.
We believe the Agency's data needs are such that an additional comment period extension is warranted.
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