Groover Speaks Out
Friday, February 2, 2007
Copyright WHR 2007
“I have been talking with officials in Washington, and I have been assured that the industry and the department were going to work together this year. Now they [the USDA VMOs] have come into the sale checking for the scar rule, before we have even had a clinic where we could all get on the same page. I’ve told the trainers that we are going to try to work together, and this undermines my credibility with them. I am just disappointed that they have jumped the gun,” said Groover.
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