Moore says farm bill momentum is growing after years without full reauthorization Responding to a Box Elder County farmer, Rep. Blake Moore said the first comprehensive farm bill since 2018 may be nearing the floor, noted SNAP provisions as the central point of contention, and described committee progress under House Agriculture Committee leadership.

Rep. Blake Moore reveals that after five long years, the first comprehensive farm bill could finally be on the horizon, but contentious SNAP provisions may hold the key to its passage.

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Wyoming congresswoman raises implementation and cost concerns about USDA’s EID rule and CRP expansion Representative Hageman told the House Agriculture Committee that APHIS' electronic identification (EID) ear-tag rule is being implemented beyond its text, creating shortages and potential unfunded costs, and urged reforms to the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP).

Representative Hageman is raising alarms over the USDA's electronic identification rule, warning it could cost the cattle industry millions and push young ranchers out of business.

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Michigan Sugar Farmers discuss import challenges and need for updated farm bill Farmers address import tariffs and call for an updated farm bill to ensure survival.

Michigan's sugar farmers are sounding the alarm on unfair competition and the urgent need for an updated farm bill to secure their future in a global market stacked against them.

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