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What Policies Need to Change?

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Hello!  We are crowdsourcing information to collect the public’s ideas on improving federal food and farming policies in the United States, organize them, and present them to the administration for consideration.

We want to know what federal policies work for you and what don’t work.  Those ideas that are very specific, and especially those that cite the relevant rules or regulations that can be changed to improve on current policies, are most likely to get attention. 

Below we have provided an example in gray of the type of information we are looking for. The gray text will disappear as you start writing.

Crowdsourcing Info on policies

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