We have lost our farms and ranchers forever. They will not ever get an opportunity to come back.
We need an equal playing field so that those of us that are using grazing practices can be rewarded by the consumers.
Connecticut's Fifth District is a hotbed of sustainable livestock farming.
Increased SNAP costs are also due to continued COVID-19 relief, which is tied to the end of the public health emergency.
Last year, USDA announced that it would be investing $464 million into projects to build and improve renewable energy in...
We ask that you include this additional critical funding to ensure food-insecure families can put food on the table.
We support enhanced funding for EQIP as well as better targeting the program toward areas of opportunity for dairy.
It is clear that SNAP works, and it works for our entire economy from farmers to consumers.
How can Congress reduce barriers for underrepresented farmers--for young, BIPOC, minorities farmers.
Supporting our new and beginning farmers who are in the first 10 years of operation is key to cultivating the future of ...
Encouraging more people from every background to go into farming is also key to ensuring we have a strong agricultural s...
Our farmers are passionate about the expansion of USDA conservation programs, and increasing access for small and beginn...
We can improve outcomes for Americans facing food insecurity.
SNAP is also a highly responsive means-tested program, which serves as a stabilizer in times of economic downturn.
SNAP is a highly responsive program which serves as a stabilizer in times of economic downturn.
I believe wholeheartedly in the mission of SNAP, the life-changing impact it has on recipients.
One in eight Americans were not sure they would be able to put food on their tables, one in eight Americans.
How can Congress help these unique, nontraditional operations?