On the recordJune 3, 2009
We think there are opportunities for reform in crop insurance, and we do believe it is appropriate to focus on a $250,000 hard cap.
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congress.govWe think there are opportunities for reform in crop insurance, and we do believe it is appropriate to focus on a $250,000 hard cap.
Vilsack discusses potential reforms in crop insurance and a proposed payment cap.
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