Voices: Mike Lee’s public land sale would hurt Utah’s farmers, animals and rural communities

A compassionate approach to agricultural reform would strengthen family farming operations that can provide alternatives to industrial animal agriculture.

(Brian Maffly | The Salt Lake Tribune)In this 2015 photo, cattle graze on Garfield County's Aquarius Plateau in the Dixie National Forest in Utah.

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