Lawmakers in Washington continue their wrangling over the 2007 Farm Bill. Critics of the legislation say it's too heavy on subsidies for wealthy farmers and more money should go toward conservation programs designed to protect the land and on food programs for the poor. But Senator Kent Conrad says things like Country of Origin Labeling and disaster aid are good for North Dakota. Today he met with Governor John Hoeven to discuss the details of the bill... (Sen. Kent Conrad, (D) North Dakota) We talked about how important this farm bill is for North Dakota and how strong the provisions are for our state...and beyond that really for the country. The Senate Agriculture Committee is scheduled to take up the bill tomorrow.