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How are you involved in agriculture?
Farm Livestock, Farm Crops, Farm Horticulture, Farm Other

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At 7:26am on October 2, 2009, Wayne Black said…
Grant,
Just wondering if you could clearify NFU-O's statement on the FBR fee increase. In some recent commentaries they state they are opposed to increasing the FBR fee yet they want the government to bill the farmer for more money?
So which is it?
At 1:14am on September 23, 2009, John Beardsley said…
did you like my blog on CKNX. i actually like the new format and extra farm news at 5
 
 
 

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