ASTA CEO Looks at Upcoming Changes in Washington

Randall Weiseman November 10, 2016 Alabama, Field Crops, Florida, General, Georgia, Seeds, Specialty Crops

Andy LaVigne

Now that the elections are over, many are wondering what kind of effects the upcoming change in the administration will have on agriculture. And AgNet Media asked Andy LaVigne, CEO of the American Seed Trade Association (ASTA), his thoughts on working with the new administration.

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