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“As one of the nation's top agricultural states, Nebraska has a great opportunity to provide input that will help shape the 2007 Farm Bill, .. This legislation will help determine commodity price supports, priorities with regard to conservation programs, as well as rural development, renewable energy and beginning farmer initiatives for several years to come.”

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Dave Heineman is a former Governor of Nebraska, born on May 12, 1948. He has had a distinguished political career in Nebraska, serving in various important roles and promoting energy and economic development in the state during his tenure. more

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