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Lobbyists Say Farm Bill May Get Pushed to 2019

First farm bill hearing February 23 in Manhattan, Kansas

November 30, 2020
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About two thirds of a group of 50 lobbyists say they expect Congress will not complete the next farm bill until 2019.

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