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to touch on one other point of mmycolleagues talked about alrey and the concept of the fsa and the coordination would improve the single mission area. my district was ground zero in the great depression and part of why the drought in the 1950s and early part of this decade things were so different is all the conservation efforts and predecessors. how will you ensure that they will not be diminished in the program and that the voluntary incentive which is the way we practiced it since the 1930s will continue to be the highest priority in that department? >> the personnel has no change. all you're trying to do is bring them together to communicate better to serve the same customer. i view it as an economy of scale issue in the one area and they have fsa and the two people in the office, the customers are suffering. that's a little bit better economy of scale to serve people that we are talking about the same customers. now from a family perspective how do we communicate? when the farmers and ranchers work into those offices i want to say to whoever greets them, how can we help you today, not that