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… • Defend American agriculture and advance - 3837 • Defend American agriculture and advance the critical importance of efficient … to advance safe and affordable food. Chapter Department of Agriculture Page number 293 … • Defend American agriculture … - page 293
… meet the food needs of Americans. Chapter Department of Agriculture Page number 293 … • Stress that ideal policy should remove … - page 293
… efficiency to food affordability, and why a failure to recognize this fact especially hurts low-income households who … share of after-tax income on food compared to higher-income households.” Chapter Department of Agriculture Page number 293 … • Clarify the critical … - page 293
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