On the recordAugust 24, 2011
the most important question we face in agriculture is not all of the details in the Farm Bill. It is, where is the next generation of farmers going to come from.
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congress.govthe most important question we face in agriculture is not all of the details in the Farm Bill. It is, where is the next generation of farmers going to come from.
Roberts highlights the need for new farmers in agriculture.
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