Re: Ranchers are "family farmers" also. So, ??

Troy Bogdan (tbogdan@envirolink.org)
Sun Jul 31 11:29:36 1994

Dick Richardson writes:

>
>Thank you for posting the White House press release for the National Rural
>Conference. In it stated that:
>
>"...The conference will be moderated by the President and will link
>>communities from North Carolina, Illinois, Iowa and California via
>>satellite, allowing for an exchange of ideas over the information super
>>highway. ..."
>
>None of these locations involve ranching, and this is a vital part of US
>agriculture, especially when we consider ranchers are the managers of most
>of the watershed in the country. In Texas, especially, ranching is on
>private land, but in most cases families are involved in any state
>regardless of the use of private or public land.
>
>Do you have a suggestion about how to point out the oversight effectivelly
>to the White House?
>
Effectively? No. But you may wish to write the president via e-mail at:
President@whitehouse.gov or send him a fax at (202)456-2883.
You might also wish to contact Secretary Espy at the USDA. I think they could
easily set up a satellite link to Texas, don't you?
Hope it works, Troy Bogdan, Farmer, Pure Earth Organic Farm

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