ISSUE 1109 FFVA
SPRING REG TOUR A SUCCESS Its
an invaluable experience for these people, because a lot of them just dont
get the opportunity to see this kind of thing - ever, said FFVA Assistant
Director, Environmental & Pest Management Division Mike Aerts about the just-completed
2006 Spring Regulatory Tour. The tour, held in Southwest Florida last week, allows
regulators to get to know the concerns of those affected by state and federal
policies. Because the group was somewhat smaller than in years past, interaction was expanded and participants were able to ask in-depth questions that may not have been answered in the past. A
picture really does tell a thousand words in instances like this, Aerts
said. You can talk about how to grow a tomato plant or plant a citrus tree,
but when you get to see it and touch it and experience it first hand, that makes
a long-lasting impression! ALSO IN THIS WEEK'S RAP-UP (Members-Only articles are indicated in bold.) SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE PASSES COMPREHENSIVE IMMIGRATION REFORM BILL FFVA
SPRING REG TOUR A SUCCESS GOVERNOR
BUSH APPOINTS FOUR TO CITRUS COMMISSION FARM
BILL COMMENT SUMMARIES RELEASED AG
PRODUCERS PROVIDE FEEDBACK ON COMMODITY PROGRAMS WINN-DIXIE
SALES UP 2.7 PERCENT | |