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Robert Felix is a retired agribusiness worker. He states that only two railroads supply all the grain used in the U.S. from a small area in the MidWest. This includes Oregon, since as your show stated wheat grown in Oregon is shipped out of state. Our grain storage capacity ended in 1980. How are we planning to survive rising grain costs for feed, flour, etc?

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