What we hope to be able to do is allow folks to make application for assistance by April 15.
This is absolutely not going to compromise our ability to get the farm bill done.
The answer to your question is yes, we will.
We're going to use that time to take, basically, take a look at where the work is.
Drought alone was estimated to cost the United States $50 billion from 2011 to 2013.
We're going to do it in 60 days.
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it is important that [the Southeast Arizona Land Exchange] engage in a process of formal tribal consultation to ensure b...
I think we're finally going to see the results of MIDAS.
My view of this is that we need a consistent definition.