David Scott: “As Congressman Scott pointed out, began in Tuskegee in 1896 when George Washington Carver joined the Tuskegee faculty”

She brought it up in 2 weeks in July, which is the height now of appropriations season.

If there are Members on the other side of the aisle that truly want to see a farm bill come to fruition this year, my door remains open to negotiation from any partner willing to come to the table with a serious proposal, not more red…

My feeling is Speaker Johnson will not bring this bill to the floor for a vote because it was not written as a serious bill.

There is no profession that is more relied on and dependent on the environment than farming.