On the recordMay 25, 2011
the vast majority of funding in the farm bill does not go to directly support farmers and ranchers, but directly goes to support nutrition programs across America.
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congress.govthe vast majority of funding in the farm bill does not go to directly support farmers and ranchers, but directly goes to support nutrition programs across America.
Conrad highlights that most farm bill funding supports nutrition programs, not just farmers.
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