I am just saying, if we think about conservation as a commodity, compared to the commodity programs, and one for which society has said it is willing to pay, then it would seem that we need some kind of equivalency.
Tom Harkin: “I am just saying, if we think about conservation as a commodity, compared to the commodity programs, and one for which…”
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Advocating for equivalency in conservation programs.
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