Not only would APHIS' proposed rule cripple the Walking Horse industry, but it would also have negative impact on the individuals, small businesses, and local communities that operate within or benefit from it.
Scott DesJarlais: “Not only would APHIS' proposed rule cripple the Walking Horse industry, but it would also have negative impact on the…”
On the recordMarch 8, 2017
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DesJarlais warns against proposed changes that threaten the Walking Horse industry and its economic impact.
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