Similarly, in my state of Wyoming, we have close to one hundred alfalfa seed growers who may lose their farms without timely assistance of some form. These growers are owed close to $4.5 million on seed they have already delivered. Many of my growers have found that the continuing uncertainty surrounding the bankruptcy case has made it impossible to secure even the short-term credit needed to see them through another year.
Mike Enzi: “Similarly, in my state of Wyoming, we have close to one hundred alfalfa seed growers who may lose their farms without…”
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Addressing the financial struggles of alfalfa seed growers in Wyoming due to bankruptcy uncertainties.
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