This is especially true considering the recent drought and low wheat prices that we have been experiencing throughout the region. The farmers in this region simply cannot afford the burden that this rate increase will place on them.
Joseph T. Burns: “This is especially true considering the recent drought and low wheat prices that we have been experiencing throughout…”
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Addressing the impact of rate increases on farmers during a discussion on economic challenges.
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