Larry Mitchell

Director of Governmental Affairs for the American Corn Growers Association

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Director of Governmental Affairs for the American Corn Growers Association

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The Farm Bill dates back to the Depression and World War II, and it still reflects the priorities of those bygone days.

Farm Bill's Distorted Economics and the Quality of Our Food Supply

The Farm Bill dates back to the Depression and World War II, and it still reflects the priorities of those bygone days.

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