Boozman discusses farm aid and government shutdown on Arkansas Week

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Senator John Boozman appeared on Arkansas Week with host Steve Barnes to address concerns about the recent government shutdown and its impact on farmers in Arkansas. During the discussion, Boozman spoke about the difficulties faced by farmers and the expected support measures aimed at helping them navigate ongoing challenges.

Boozman highlighted that many farmers are dealing with unprecedented obstacles that could affect their ability to continue operations. He emphasized the importance of government assistance during this period.

The conversation also touched on how a prolonged government shutdown could further complicate access to aid for those in agriculture. Boozman outlined efforts underway to ensure that support reaches those most affected.



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