John Joyce U.S. House of Representatives from Pennsylvania's 13th district | Official U.S. House Headshot
John Joyce U.S. House of Representatives from Pennsylvania's 13th district | Official U.S. House Headshot
Dr. John Joyce participated in a roundtable discussion in Newville, Pennsylvania, focusing on the challenges faced by local farmers. The conversation included insights from various participants, such as State Representatives Barb Gleim and Dave Zimmerman, Cumberland County Farm Bureau President Ryan Brown, Cumberland County Commissioner Kelly Neiderer, North Newton Township Supervisor Pete Trimble, Lower Mifflin Township Planning Commission Chairman Steve Ginter, and Todd Chestnut from Chestnut Farms.
Rep. Joyce emphasized the significance of farmers and cattlemen in local economies. "Pennsylvania farmers and cattlemen are the backbone of our local economies and make up a vital piece of our local communities,” he stated. He stressed the importance of ensuring these farmers can thrive and expand, highlighting the impact on local communities. Rep. Joyce considered the meeting an opportunity to understand the challenges Pennsylvania farmers face and explore ways Congress could provide assistance.
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