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US Rep Angie Craig discusses Farm Bill & other ag legislation 

The Farm Bill will be expiring later this year, and producers across the country are left wondering if congress will be able to pass a new bill before the midterm election takes place in November. House Agriculture Committee Ranking Member Angie Craig speaks more on what’s currently being discussed in regards to a farm bill, and whether she’s confident in one being passed this year. 

Agricultural labor reform is a hot topic, and a priority for many in Washington DC this year, but Rep Craig is not optimistic about the potential passage of meaningful farm labor reform. 

It’s been a tough couple years for producers and families alike when it comes to ag economics, and Craig discussed the potential plan of passing a farm/family relief package. 

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