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Grassley Has Reason To Be Concerned, Boozman Notes
Grassley Has Reason To Be Concerned, Boozman Notes
Grassley Has Reason To Be Concerned, Boozman Notes
Senate Ag Chair John Boozman recently said fellow Republican Chuck Grassley may be right in taking issue with the House Farm Bill budget reforms to SNAP.  Boozman has an eye on the House farm bill, now part of the broader House budget reconciliation bill that the GOP hopes to enact to advance the President’s tax and spending agenda.  But Gras...
Department of Ag Proposal Concern Democrats And Republicans
Department of Ag Proposal Concern Democrats And Republicans
Department of Ag Proposal Concern Democrats And Republicans
USDA layoffs and office consolidations are raising bipartisan concern in Congress.  Staffing levels could be pared by nearly 10% starting by early May, with the remaining staff relocated to three hubs around the country.  That’s according to briefed USDA officials, who are cited in a report by Government Executive, a government business news daily.   The layoffs and ...
Senate Measure Would End California's Animal-Welfare Law
Senate Measure Would End California's Animal-Welfare Law
Senate Measure Would End California's Animal-Welfare Law
Republican lawmakers in the U.S. Senate introduced legislation last week that would strike down California's animal-welfare law created as a result of Proposition 12.  The Food Security and Farm Protection Act introduced by Iowa’s senators Chuck Grassley, Joni Ernst,  as well as Roger Marshall from Kansas, would prevent any state or local government from passing laws that interfere with commerce a
Gluesenkamp Perez, Moolenaar Introduce Farmland Security Act
Gluesenkamp Perez, Moolenaar Introduce Farmland Security Act
Gluesenkamp Perez, Moolenaar Introduce Farmland Security Act
On Wednesday, Southwest Washington’ Marie Gluesenkamp Perez and Michigan Representative John Moolenaar introduced the Farmland Security Act of 2025.  The two said the bipartisan bill will increase transparency and oversight of foreign ownership of American farmland.   Foreign-owned ag...
Farm Bill Extension More Likely Than New Legislation Being Passed
Farm Bill Extension More Likely Than New Legislation Being Passed
Farm Bill Extension More Likely Than New Legislation Being Passed
Congress may take the only Farm Bill action politically possible this month, which is to extend the old Farm Bill yet again.   “In the Senate, we can’t reach an agreement that reflects what the House has done in a bipartisan way to make sure the next five-year farm bill reflects the inflation in agriculture that has been obvious since 2018," noted Senate Republican Chuck Grassley of Iowa.   I

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