If we do not mend the divide between rural and urban areas, and foster a more widespread understanding of the food and fiber industries, and the impact that they have on everyday life, it is likely we may face the same challenges enacting future farm bills.
Rae Oliver Davis: “If we do not mend the divide between rural and urban areas, and foster a more widespread understanding of the food and…”
On the recordApril 13, 2015
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Emphasizes the need to bridge rural-urban divides for future agricultural policy success.
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