First of all, the Federal regulators should be on the farm and talk about possom hunting, then have a cup of coffee and a piece of pie, and the Federal regulators ought to be good neighbors and talk about how we can solve some of these problems, but unless the allocation is there, unless the funding is there, unless the awareness is there that this kind of thing exists, we are not going to stop the greater problem that we have today of nonpoint source pollution and help those people who need to be a part of the solution.
Wayne Gilchrest: “First of all, the Federal regulators should be on the farm and talk about possom hunting, then have a cup of coffee and…”
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Discussing the need for federal regulators to engage with farmers on nonpoint source pollution.
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