Farmer frustrated over government shutdown as bills pile up and his loan is delayed

After 27 days of a partial federal government shutdown, Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue ordered 2,500 employees on Wednesday to open half the Farm Service Agency offices around the country. It didn't help Farmer George Fetzer secure his loan.

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