Talk With Secretary Wilson on Agriculture and Crops
Secretary Wilson discusses farm prosperity amid abundant crops and shifting labor, noting higher farm incomes despite lower prices. He predicts continued exports, cheaper inputs, and a long path from Burnet to consumer, with manure management as key to soil fertility and farm productivity.
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