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Congressman G.T. Thompson intends to introduce an agricultural labor reform bill.
A recent U.S. Supreme Court decision overturned many of the tariffs implemented by the Trump administration.
Congressman G.T. Thompson, Chairman of the House Agriculture Committee, recently released the text for a new Farm Bill.
The proposed "Farm Bill 2.0" includes a legislative provision intended to address California's Proposition 12.
The American Farm Bureau Federation believes California's Proposition 12 creates an interstate commerce issue where one state dictates production standards for other states.
Zippy Duvall warns that the precedent set by California's Proposition 12, which initially affects pork, could expand to any commodity or product produced across the United States.
The American Farm Bureau Federation is advocating for legislation that would permit the permanent year-round sale of E15 gasoline.
The Chairman of the House Agriculture Committee plans to introduce an agricultural labor bill based on recommendations from a task force from the previous year.
Zippy Duvall believes the recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling on tariffs could negatively impact farmers by increasing the cost of inputs like fertilizers, crop protection tools, and equipment.
The American Farm Bureau Federation has urged the President of the United States to retain existing tariff exemptions for agricultural products and create new ones in future trade actions.
Zippy Duvall predicts the President of the United States will use a different authorization under his presidential powers to reimplement tariffs following a recent Supreme Court ruling.
The American Farm Bureau Federation is promoting the development of sustainable aviation fuel as a way to increase domestic demand for agricultural commodities.