mote all agriculture products, come out supporting Meatless Mondays. We’ve seen the U.S. Department of Labor try to ban our children and grandchildren from working on the ranch. And we’ve consistently played defense against the Envi- ronmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services to keep unnecessary and harmful government regulations from poten- tially shutting down our industry. We’ve also seen members of
Congress working to severely limit a rancher’s ability to prevent and control diseases within their cattle herds. Without this capability there is virtually nothing protecting a rancher from losing their entire herd to disease. It seems that just when we think
things are good, the federal govern- ment sets up another hurdle for us to jump. This makes me sometimes wonder why anyone would want to venture into the cattle business. Yet, thankfully many still do. We do so because we have a deep
desire to continue the strong tradi- tions that cattle raisers across this country have worked to maintain. We do so because we want to
provide safe and healthy food for their family and yours. And we do so because we know
the price to be paid if Americans have to rely on foreign countries for their food supply. TSCRA is working around the
clock to prevent legislation and reg- ulation that would stifl e the growth of our industry. If we want to continue to cel-
ebrate National Beef Month for years to come, we must create a busi- ness environment where ranchers can thrive and continue to provide Americans with a nutritious food source, not one that regulates them out of business.
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