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Governor asks President to give farmers a stake in products

July 17, 1999 By admin

Governor Tom Vilsack is encouraging President Clinton to consider craftingfederal programs which will help farmers gain a financial stake in agprocessing plants. Vilsack took the idea to Clinton during a privatemeeting Friday afternoon.Senator Tom Harkin says Clinton was intrigued.Harkin and Vilsack say the idea is a long-term solution to the financialwoes plaguing farm country.

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