It's time to Make Frying Oil Tallow Again.

For 70 years, Kansas and American farmers have played an active role in sending their commodities to feed malnourished and starving populations around the world.

I live in a rural part of California, 18th highest poverty level in the country, where they have taken the water off the farms and my families simply can't afford it.

Food security is national security, and it is important that we do everything we can to support and protect American-grown products.

Robbing Peter to pay Paul is not going to result in an effective farm bill.

If all things were equal, farmers would rather plant corn than put a solar panel on the best farm ground in the world.

I have been working on a bill for a couple of years called the American Agriculture Security Act of 2024.

Thank you to the Secretary. I had just a month ago best-of-breed growers in my district...

dairy is an economic engine for the upper Midwest and provides bountiful nutrition for millions of Americans.

My bipartisan bill, Advancing Research on Agricultural Climate Impacts Act of 2023 (H.R. 5160), or ARACI, will help the USDA develop a standardized methodology to monitor and inventory regional soil carbon.

AGRITOURISM Act.

Provide farmers, ranchers, and other landowners who feed and fuel our nation with certainty from diversified income streams and greater supports to beginner, young, and socially disadvantaged producers.

Recognize the Important Role the agriculture and forestry sector continues to have on our local environment...

Farm and food security is national security, and good farm policy isn't written by D.C. bureaucrats for D.C. bureaucrats.

I can tell you the majority of farmers are not on board with this climate cult agenda.

It establishes research centers at our American land-grant institutions across the nation with a purpose of researching physical and biological cyber threats to American agriculture.

This bipartisan bill would provide $20 million in annual mandatory spending to establish a new, standalone program that prioritizes mechanization and automation for specialty crops.

What is this going to do to our ability to feed people?