One-Year Farm Bill Extension Passes Through Congress
In a decisive move to avert a government shutdown, the U.S. Senate overwhelmingly approved a short-term extension of the 2018 Farm Bill, securing a crucial 87-11 vote.
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Agriculture Leaders Agree to One-Year Farm Bill Extension
Agricultural leaders in Congress have negotiated a one-year farm bill extension to be included in a proposed measure to keep the government running.
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Government Shut Down Averted: Farm Bill Stalled
The government shutdown was averted when the Senate approved a 47-day stopgap bill. How will this affect the Farm Bill?
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Congress Admits To Further Delays for 2023 Farm Bill
Congress will have to extend temporarily the lifespan of the 2018 farm bill because it will miss the Sept. 30 deadline.
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Farm Bill Draft Could Be Ready by August
The House Agriculture Committee announced this week at an event that draft language for the 2023 Farm Bill could be available by August.
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Ag Leaders Lobby to Strengthen Farm Bill Crop Insurance
Farm and commodity trade association leaders lobbied for updating commodity programs and strengthening crop insurance programs at a Tuesday hearing of the U.S. Senate Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry committee.
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ARA Endorses Food & Ag Climate Farm Bill Policies
The Agricultural Retailers Association (ARA) is proud to endorse the 2023 farm bill policy priorities announced today by the Food and Agricultural Climate Alliance (FACA).
Read moreHow Republican House Will Affect Farm Bill 2023
With the majority transition now set in stone, a timeline for any new farm bill in 2023 largely rests with the House and depends on the funding level for food and nutrition, which takes up around 85% of all farm bill spending.
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Farmer, Former White House Insider Offers Thoughts on Farm Bill
Can the case be made that supply chain vulnerabilities could be addressed in the 2023 Farm Bill? After all, challenges felt by equipment manufacturers are quickly felt by farmers and ultimately in the food supply.
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