We need a farm bill that gives them certainty as they work day in and day out to feed, fuel, and clothe us all.

What we on the Agriculture Committee know to be a vital support to ensure our farmers and ranchers don't lose their land because of the cyclical nature of production of agriculture, Trump's advisors view as, and I quote, 'especially…

I have often said that my top priority in this farm bill is to protect and strengthen crop insurance.

I do feel that it is unfortunate that we did not hear from any members of communities, often low-income communities of color, who endure the cumulative impacts of the products and the practices under scrutiny today.

I have grave concerns about what it would mean for the farm bill to undo state and local level pesticide regulations.

I am more than a little puzzled as to how a 20 percent cut to their funding would allow for that.

I find it a bit funny that we always hear about crop protection so much in our ag meetings, when we ought to be talking about protecting human health.

Food is medicine, and we can do all of these things by better incorporating nutrition in our healthcare.

I have committed to finding effects and benefits for American producers and no one else, and I tend to find one.

I think it is always important to talk about how important food security is to national security.

the big bad wolf is at the door, and we better make sure that our house is made of brick and not straw

we know our government conducts wargames to understand what happens when China inevitably takes back Taiwan.

I think it is kind of hypocritical to talk tough about when it comes to the influence of the Chinese Government and our food system while actively helping some of the entities that they are supposedly concerned about.

Thank you Representative Budzinski for this important question.

I am a strong supporter of states' rights, and I acknowledge that sometimes state laws can have limited extraterritorial effects, but any state or local laws that control production outside of their jurisdictions are inherently harmful to…

Food security is national security, and food production acreage and food processing that is influenced through the purchase or theft of intellectual property, influenced by the Chinese Communist Government, is a significant risk.

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Here is the problem. Reference prices help a subset of farmers.

I don't think it is a radical idea to want a farm bill that supports small- and medium-sized farms, that supports conservation.

Your majority has been ineffective, and what you are doing and what you are advocating is highly unpopular.

My friends complain about the cost of groceries at the supermarket, and yet they are advocating policies that will make it more difficult for people to be able to afford those groceries.

Every one of us that is not a farmer is not a farmer because we have farmers.

We want to see our bipartisan priorities funded.

I continue to implore my Democratic colleagues to think, in earnest, about those priorities, priorities that can be funded without cutting a SNAP benefit or eliminating the important conservation programs we have all come to appreciate.

we can support our farmers and hungry families at the same time. This is not an either/or situation.