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It’s time for Washington to put American fisheries first

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By Whit Fosburgh
| BizPac Review Verified
In Washington, both parties increasingly talk about restoring American industry, protecting working communities, and pushing back against corporate greed that leaves ordinary Americans paying the price. One place where that conversation has been largely absent, however, is U.S. fisheries policy. That needs to change. Forage fish like menhaden, herring, and mackerel are the foundation of the marine food chain.
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It’s Time For Washington To Put American Fisheries First

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By Whit Fosburgh
| The Daily Caller Verified
In Washington, both parties increasingly talk about restoring American industry, protecting working communities and pushing back against corporate greed that leaves ordinary Americans paying the price. One place where that conversation has been largely absent, however, is U.S. fisheries policy. That needs to change. Forage fish like menhaden, herring and mackerel are the foundation of the marine food chain.
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Opinion: Congress should build on CRP’s impressive record of success

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By Collin O’Mara, Marilyn Vetter, Whit Fosburgh, Adam H. Putnam
| Agri-Pulse Verified
As Congress writes a new Farm Bill, lawmakers are working across the aisle to forge solutions that simultaneously help feed America and address our growing conservation challenges. An indispensable building block of the next Farm Bill is the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) – a program helping farmers and ranchers reduce erosion, protect clean water, provide abundant habitat for wildlife, build soil health, and store carbon in the soil.
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