Congress Hasn't Passed a Farm Bill in Six Years. Here's Why a New One is Needed.

By Meryl Kennedy Farr

NOLA.com

As we approach this critical election season and remainder of the 118th Congress, there are numerous issues vying for the attention of voters and policymakers alike. Among them, the upcoming farm bill stands out because it holds profound implications for our nation’s agriculture, food security and rural communities.

As a member of the agricultural community, I understand firsthand the essential role this bill plays in sustaining the backbone of our food system and supporting the livelihoods of countless families across the country.

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