USDA Releases Destructive GIPSA Rules

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Colin Woodall, Sr. Vice President of Government Affairs, discusses USDA’s final rulemaking on 2010 Grain Inspections, Packers and Stockyards Act. The GIPSA rulemaking is troubling to the cattle industry, jeopardizing Alternative Marketing Arrangements and allowing USDA to define what is fair in the marketplace.

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