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A message from Congresswoman Robin Kelly

My Precision Agriculture Satellite Connectivity Act passed the House!  The Precision Agriculture Satellite Connectivity Act, a bipartisan bill, passed the full House of Representatives with overwhelming support. The bill now goes to the Senate. I introduced this bill with Ohio Rep. Bob Latta. This bipartisan bill puts America’s innovation and ingenuity to work to ensure that … A message from Congresswoman Robin Kelly Read More »

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