Stallman, continued
the job done.
Farm Bureau members have always played an
instrumental role in legislative efforts that have helped
shape U.S. agriculture. With significant issues like the
farm bill, ag labor and waterways transportation on the
line, this time should be no different.
It’s up to us to tell Congress to stop putting
politics ahead of progress. We already lit the fire under
lawmakers during August recess. Now, let’s bring that
heat to Washington this September.
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Fired up!
As Farm Bureau members, it is ingrained in us to be
actively involved and to fight for what we believe in and
what we think will better our profession and our country.
We are not ones to rest on our laurels while others do the
work. We are also not the types to make a lot of noise
about an issue and stop there.
Farmers and ranchers have a lot at stake this
congressional session, so we must see our grassroots
efforts through to fruition. We have to pass the farm bill.
We must fix ag labor. And we have to build up our nation’s
waterways infrastructure. The groundwork has been laid on
all of these issues. We just need Congress to act.
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