We must make sure our energy policies are not held hostage by those who are not friends to production agriculture.
Leonard L. Boswell: “We must make sure our energy policies are not held hostage by those who are not friends to production agriculture.”
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Boswell stresses the importance of balancing energy policies with agricultural needs.
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