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Newspaper Article
DEPRESSION-ERA SUBSIDY PROGRAMS NO HELP TO TODAY'S DAIRY FARMERS
2005
Overview
Now that the MILC program has expired, we need to take a good hard look at the outdated dairy policies that keep our industry from reaching its potential. Efforts to resurrect the program continue, but instead of watching the mailbox for the next government check, we need to grow our farms and our industry. To do that, we need policies that allow us to operate our farms like businesses that encourage innovation, modernization and efficiency. U.S. dairy policy dates back to the Great Depression, when our nation and the world were very different places. The world is going to leave the U.S. dairy industry behind if we remain saddled with policies written for our grandparents and great-grandparents. It is time to look to the future if we want to have dairy farms to pass along to our children and grandchildren.
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Madison Newspapers, Inc
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