What would be a part of that solution? And will a part of that solution take into consideration that extraordinary freeze in March that affected Georgia and South Carolina to the tune and the losses of millions of dollars?
Scott inquires about solutions for peach farmers affected by a freeze.
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Yes, because if we increase the capital associated with taking a position and a derivative, it is going to increase the costs.
What about large publicly-traded banks and other financial institutions which provide loans to small family farmers and ranchers?
My primary concern is, and I agree with Congressman Sherman, that we need to take all costs and all benefits into account here.
I have some serious concerns with the bank capital requirements that you are proposing ... will only make the cost of goods and services ... more expensive.
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