Ann Schragel
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first heard Oct 2025
last heard 30 Oct
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You don't have to go very far from me though where excessive moisture and lots of drought out, lots of disease pressure cause for a pretty nasty crop this year.
And I made a comment to him.
I was like, ah, I bet, you know, you're starting to have some tough comments.
And this guy who's not the most exuberant character to begin with, because he's a farm banker, he really sobered up.
He's like, yeah, but the really hard conversations are going to happen this winter.
When folks have to, when the time comes to repay your operating loan and you just don't have that cash and you have to try and figure out what you're going to do to try and farm again next year.
That is going to be, that's when the real rubber is going to hit the road.
And a lot of, you're going to see a lot of farmers either go out of business or consolidate or retry and refinance or declare bankruptcy.
I jump in quick and just, you know, the last comment from that candidate about about fighting, you know, about corporations making money hand over fist.
I think it was incredibly tone deaf when Treasury Secretary Scott said that he was feeling the pain of being farmer.
Because that man is an investor.
He's an investor owner in land.
He does not work a day in his life on a farming operation.
His hands are never dirtied from soil or grease or putting some actual work in.
It was incredibly tone deaf to the people who farm the land of this country.
I would say, I'm sorry, James, go ahead.
I just jump in that solutions
Pretty obvious one.
Speaker Johnson could choose to reopen the Congress.
He could call back Congress to session or the House at least and come to the negotiating table for farmers.
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