Abigail Spanberger
The Public Record
Have we taken either in a collaborative way or have we discussed or raised this issue related to the increased flow of narcotics emanating from Burma?
A little bit of poison is still poison, and so, making sure that we are looking at the impact, is the value of the conservation programs to mitigate the impact of said CO2 and our focus on sequestering it.
I am so thrilled that we are having this hearing on livestock and conservation today.
I am running out of time, but I will be following up with questions for the record for Dr. Stackhouse-Lawson related to the REAP Program.
I heard directly from cattlemen and small processors about their most pressing needs.
Farmers are the original conservationists, and there is so much we can learn from our growers and producers on how to combat the climate crisis.
This hearing presents an opportunity for us to discuss what is working and what can work better as we look ahead to the 2023 Farm Bill.
I appreciate Congress's continued support for NRCS and our work to invest in voluntary conservation on working lands.





