On the recordJuly 23, 2018
When markets are not as liquid, the price goes up, and it goes up for farmers.
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congress.govWhen markets are not as liquid, the price goes up, and it goes up for farmers.
Stabenow discusses the impact of market liquidity on farmers' prices.
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