Without the producers in rural America, our cities would wake up in the cold, dark, and hungry.
Glenn Thompson: “Without the producers in rural America, our cities would wake up in the cold, dark, and hungry.”
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Thompson emphasizes the importance of rural producers for urban energy and food supply.
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