Farm bill gridlock leaves farmers waiting for relief
Farmers face delayed action as the 2018 farm bill expires amid inflation and supply disruptions. Illinois farmer Jared Gregg and others seek conservation funding, while House Republicans push a new bill with SNAP changes and protections for farmland from foreign influence. Congress faces a lame duck session with no clear path to a new five year plan.
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