I look forward to hearing from each of you.

promoting the SUSTAINS Act--or SUSTAINS Law, which allows us to expand funding for conservation using private-sector dollars.

I am especially proud to have Ms. Laurie Hubbard representing not only the sheep industry, but the Keystone State on today's panel.

Absolutely. Yes. And, Mr. Zimmerman, the ongoing Highly-Pathogenic Avian Influenza outbreak has been devastating the poultry producers in the U.S.

I am especially concerned with the Biden Administration's false narrative about the protein sector's contribution to the skyrocketing cost of food in America.

I remain concerned with the Administration's insistence on contentious Packers and Stockyards regulations.

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.

The Supreme Court's disappointing decision on Proposition 12 threatens to even further complicate the regulatory landscape.

I am looking forward to a productive conversation on these issues and a variety of others highlighted in your testimony.

Well, thank you very much. Good morning everyone, and thank you to Chairman Mann, Ranking Member Costa, for your great leadership.

Unfortunately, producers know well what can happen to the farm when the government gets in the way.