Farm Bill & “Permanent Law”?

Gary Cooper January 28, 2008 Citrus, Florida, Specialty Crops, Sugar, Vegetables

In this report, comments from Acting U S Agriculture Secretary Chuck Conner late last week, about the talk in some circles about the Farm Bill reverting to ‘permanent law’ should differences in House and Senate versions not get worked out. Report (2:00 mp3)
Hear the entire Conner interview in a previous post to this website.
BY THE WAY, BREAKING NEWS…Today the U S Senate voted unanimously to approve former North Dakota Governor Ed Schafer as the new Secretary of Agriculture.
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