John Boozman

Senate Ag Chair John Boozman said he plans to take up a five-year farm bill within weeks, regardless of any possible delays a similar bill may face in the House.

From rising costs to new programs, lawmakers are discussing what really matters for our farmers at a recent Senate Agriculture hearing.

Farmers are facing tough times, with rising costs and trade issues. The USDA's new support program might just be the lifeline they need.

As the farming community braces for challenges, there’s a renewed call for federal support. Let’s find out what’s on the table.

Talks are underway in Congress for more farm aid as ag groups are sounding the alarm about an economic crisis in rural America.

Senate Ag Chair John Boozman said in a recent interview that more farm aid will likely be needed this year, but can’t say how much yet.

Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins and the chairs and ranking members of the House and Senate Agriculture Committees will all be featured speakers at the American Farm Bureau Convention.

No additional farm aid is expected next year despite earlier suggestions by President Trump and others that extra help is possible, given billions in continuing farm losses.

Many Republicans in D.C. are quick to point out that some important parts of a typical Farm Bill were passed in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

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...