If we are doing CRP in Ohio or Minnesota and maybe the driver is some quail or a few more pheasants or monarch butterflies, that project is helping benefit hypoxia situations in the Gulf and nutrient runoff and things that all Americans find important.
Tim Walz: “If we are doing CRP in Ohio or Minnesota and maybe the driver is some quail or a few more pheasants or monarch…”
On the recordFebruary 27, 2017
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Walz emphasizes the broader benefits of conservation programs for Americans.
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