Washington, D.C. - Congressman Dave Loebsack announced today that he will be holding roundtables throughout Iowa's Second District to discuss the impact stalled legislation is having on Iowa's rural economy. On his Investing in Iowa's Rural Economy Tour, Loebsack will talk with farmers and other leaders in the rural community about the importance of passing the Farm Bill and the Water Resources Reform and Development Act (WRRDA). Both pieces of legislation, which are vital to Iowans, have been held up due to political games being played in Washington.

 

The weeklong series of roundtables will begin TOMORROW, Friday, November 1 in Newton and Knoxville. Loebsack will also make stops in Muscatine, Des Moines, Lee, Scott, Clinton, Jefferson, Wapello, Clarke, Appanoose and Monroe Counties. Additional locations and details will be announced throughout the week. Media are invited to attend.

 

Investing in Iowa's Rural Economy Tour - Friday, Nov 1

 

Jasper County

1:00pm

ISU Extension Office

550 N. 2nd Ave. W.

Newton

 

Marion County

3:00pm

Farm Bureau Office

1017 North Lincoln

Knoxville

 

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