Cindy Axne: “I absolutely recognize the way people bank has changed and that regulation should reflect that.”

We support allowing interstate sales of state-inspected meat and providing appropriate regulatory flexibility that reflects the operating conditions in small and very small facilities.

When you talk about this $30 million, 142,000 households, what do you think the end of this emergency allotment will mean to those families?

Will giving producers more leverage and market information help address some of the issues that we are seeing in our cattle markets?

Our family farmers are also a key part of the solution, and they have been champions of conservation and stewards of their land for generations.