We have the darnedst time and I know that your staff does, too, just keeping up with the dang fool regulations and the cost.
Pat Roberts
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Pat Roberts is a former United States Senator from Kansas, serving from 1997 to 2021. A member of the Republican Party, he was known for his work on agricultural policy and national security issues during his tenure. Before his time in the Senate, Roberts served in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1981 to 1997. Throughout his political career, he focused on issues important to Kansas, including farming and rural development. Roberts was also involved in various committees, including the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry, where he played a significant role in shaping agricultural legislation.
I want to thank the 46th Governor of Kansas, my dear friend and colleague, Sam Brownback.
Science-based nutrition standards for foods, one, improve the nutritional profile of school foods.
To be a farmer in Finney County, Kansas, America, and produce what you do produce in the good years to help our country, this country and a very troubled and hungry world, you cannot do that.
I guess I wanted to mention, we think we should keep that in private hands, not to go into some other program.
Well, then conversely, if that loan was not available, how would a change of financing costs and your co-ops' ability to even make those improvements?
Given the tight budget environment that we are looking forward to streamlining programs and try to increase the efficiencies, are there areas within the farm programs that you utilize where you think there might be opportunities for some…
Let me just say that both the Chairwoman and I are very strong supporters of EQIP.
We need those producers to stay in business if we are going to meet this global challenge and do so in a way in that protects our most valuable resource, our future generations.
the President promised to reduce premiums for all Americans by $2,500, a report published last week by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services shows that premiums will increase by 9.4 percent in 2014.





