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Stabenow Introduces Rural Forest Markets Act
Stabenow Introduces Rural Forest Markets Act
Stabenow Introduces Rural Forest Markets Act
On Wednesday, Senate Agriculture Committee Chair Debbie Stabenow introduced the bipartisan Rural Forest Markets Act. The Michigan Democrat, joined by Senate Republican Mike Braun of Indiana, introduced the bill to remove barriers for small-scale, family foresters and help them benefit from new economic opportunities through climate solutions like carbon markets ...
Senate Ag Discusses Climate Change
Senate Ag Discusses Climate Change
Senate Ag Discusses Climate Change
The Senate Agriculture Committee held its first hearing on climate change late last week. Committee Chair Debbie Stabenow, a Michigan Democrat, says sustainable practices farmers are using now help cut down their emissions. Stabenow said, “now it’s time to dramatically scale up this work.” Oklaho ...
Vilsack Confirmed As Ag Secretary
Vilsack Confirmed As Ag Secretary
Vilsack Confirmed As Ag Secretary
By a 92-7 vote Tuesday, the Senate confirmed former Iowa Governor and two term Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack to head the USDA yet again. There was really no debate Tuesday, but there was some bipartisan praise from Senate Ag chair Debbie Stabenow and ranking committee member John Boozman ...
Stabenow Announces Senate Ag Committee Agenda
Stabenow Announces Senate Ag Committee Agenda
Stabenow Announces Senate Ag Committee Agenda
Incoming Senate Agriculture Committee Chair Debbie Stabenow laid out her agenda for the committee late last week. The Michigan Democrat said Thursday, "My vision for the committee revitalizes our food and farm economy to grow new opportunities in American agriculture and provide access to healthy food for American families ...
Stabenow Ready To Get “American Ag Back On Track”
Stabenow Ready To Get “American Ag Back On Track”
Stabenow Ready To Get “American Ag Back On Track”
By the end of this week, Michigan Senator Debbie Stabenow will return to her former position as Chair of the Senate Ag Committee. She noted she’s not not wasting any time, already reaching out to the Ranking Member John Boozman of Arkansas, as well as the U.S. Tr ...
Stabenow Expected to Lead Senate Ag Committee
Stabenow Expected to Lead Senate Ag Committee
Stabenow Expected to Lead Senate Ag Committee
With Democrats winning the two Georgia runoff Senate elections this week and a 50-50 majority expected in the chamber, Michigan’s Debbie Stabenow is poised to be the next Senate Agriculture Committee Chair. Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris, will preside over the Senate, giving Democrats the slim majority. ...
Grain Standards Reauthorization Heads to White House
Grain Standards Reauthorization Heads to White House
Grain Standards Reauthorization Heads to White House
Outgoing Senate Ag Committee Chair Pat Roberts and Ranking Member Debbie Stabenow applauded the House of Representatives passage of the U.S. Grain Standards Reauthorization Act of 2020. The legislation passed out of the Senate Ag Committee in June and the full Senate in November, and is now ready to be signed into law ...
Senate Unanimously Passes Grain Standards Reauthorization
Senate Unanimously Passes Grain Standards Reauthorization
Senate Unanimously Passes Grain Standards Reauthorization
Senate Ag Committee Chair Pat Roberts of Kansas and Ranking Member Debbie Stabenow of Michigan announced Tuesday the Senate had unanimously passed the bipartisan U.S. Grain Standards Reauthorization Act of 2020. The act regulates marketing standards for grains and oilseeds and extends the inspection authority through September of 2025 ...
Report Finds Market Facilitation Program Unfair
Report Finds Market Facilitation Program Unfair
Report Finds Market Facilitation Program Unfair
A new report says the Market Facilitation Program created deep regional inequities, favored certain crops over others, and funneled money to large agricultural operations over smaller farms. Senator Debbie Stabenow, the ranking Democrat on the Senate Ag Committee, announced the Government Accountability Office report ...

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