I am also interested in hearing more about what producers do not want in the next farm bill, as time has taught us, even if well intended, more legislation and regulation is often not the answer.
Jim Baird: “I am also interested in hearing more about what producers do not want in the next farm bill, as time has taught us, even…”
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Baird emphasizes the need to consider producers' preferences for the upcoming farm bill.
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