The money issue is going to be a big deal ..., making sure we have enough money to fund this program.

We did it as a last-ditch effort. We don't feel they should get this money, but we want the land back so bad that we're going against our principles. It's just too close to our heart. We can't stand the thought of it going to a developer for a whole bunch of homes.

The peanut program has worked. We made significant changes. We have seen growth in counties that have been traditional peanut counties and in new counties. We have to convince Congress, particularly urban policymakers, that what was a safety net in '02 is not a safety net in '07.

The peanut program has worked. We made significant changes. We have seen growth in counties that have been traditional peanut counties and in new counties. We have to convince Congress, particularly urban policy-makers, that what was a safety net in '02 is not a safety net in 'O7.

There's a lot of direct impact. Of course, these folks can't bring much with them, so they spend money. I just walked up from down there, and maybe the $7.2 million mutes my hearing a little bit.

During tough times, you just don't get the money you need to operate (from the state).