The issue for us is, what about the future of family farming in this country? Will we have family farmers in the future or not? Will we simply have giant agri-factories farming from California to Maine? Do we care about the future of family farmers, or do we not? Is that not the real issue before us? This is not about politics. It is about policy and who cares about the future of family farmers.
Discussing the future of family farming during a Senate debate.
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