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Angry farmers and ranchers are complaining about two things they say are killing off family agriculture: low prices and big agribusiness. In response, legislators proposed changing antitrust laws to carve out a protective niche for the farmers and bringing in the Department of Agriculture for oversight. But antitrust lawyers and food processors are already hard at work on Capitol Hill to slow the proposed legislation.
May 31, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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