I don't know how you balance any budget whatsoever off of that, but I did need to interject that we felt like that was really where all the fat was, with trying to feed hungry people in this country to the tune of $6 a day.

Who is going to take care of those children, the disability, the people who are in these homes that SNAP is giving the attention to?

I want to thank the witnesses for being here. Your input is extremely important to us to try to make decisions.

I think we could do things in production agriculture that really would contribute to human health.

I don't use the word work requirements. I use the word job opportunities.

Legislation such as Chairman Baird's and Ranking Member Spanberger's Increased TSP Access Act of 2023 are critical to addressing this issue.

I believe that as we conduct our review of the 2018 Farm Bill's conservation title, we must examine this enormous influx in funding.

We need to encourage innovative solutions throughout the conservation title.

I thank my colleague from the great State of Washington for giving me this opportunity and giving the people back home this opportunity. Mr. Speaker, today I rise on behalf of the communities and the residents of west central Indiana to…

Thank you for holding a hearing on 'Conservation in the Farm Bill: Making Conservation Programs Work for Farmers and Ranchers.'

Finally, as we look at the farm bill's conservation programs, we must ensure that Title II programs will always be voluntary, incentive-based, producer-first, and locally-led.

We are writing to you to express our gratitude for holding a hearing on 'Conservation in the Farm Bill: Making Conservation Programs Work for Farmers and Ranchers'