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AFBF: Ag Dollars Could Be Held Up By Three Way Fight In DC
AFBF: Ag Dollars Could Be Held Up By Three Way Fight In DC
AFBF: Ag Dollars Could Be Held Up By Three Way Fight In DC
Tens of billions of dollars for agriculture hangs in the balance as lawmakers in Washington D.C. fight over the size, scope and timing of key bills intended to keep the government funded as well as expand the size of federal programs. Fights between the parties and among Democrats stand in the way of $65 billion for rural broadband, $10 billion for Ag disaster aid, and many billions more for road
CFAP Application Open Through Mid-December
CFAP Application Open Through Mid-December
CFAP Application Open Through Mid-December
Even if lawmakers have not forged an agreement on a short-term government spending bill, keeping the federal government running through mid-December, Round 2 of the Coroniavirus Food Assistance Program, CFAP, would have still continued. "The money to fund CFAP 2 was part of the CARES Act and their was language in their that replenished CCC to the tune of $14 billion dollars and it was directe
Newhouse Ag Community Wants To Move On From Shutdown
Newhouse Ag Community Wants To Move On From Shutdown
Newhouse Ag Community Wants To Move On From Shutdown
“Well, nobody wins in a government shutdown, and that has been illustrated very clearly,” said Representative Dan Newhouse.  The Central Washington Republican made those comments moments before the U.S. House voted Thursday in favor of a $328 billion spending package keeping the government open through September 30th.   Newhouse not...
Shutdown Agreement Funds USDA through Fiscal Year
Shutdown Agreement Funds USDA through Fiscal Year
Shutdown Agreement Funds USDA through Fiscal Year
The bipartisan agreement announced Tuesday preventing another government shutdown is sweet music to the ears of the Ag industry.  The agreement funds the USDA and other federal agencies without a final budget through the current fiscal year, which began last October.   ...
D.C. Has One Week To Prevent Second Shutdown
D.C. Has One Week To Prevent Second Shutdown
D.C. Has One Week To Prevent Second Shutdown
Federal lawmakers hope to avert another government shutdown this Friday and avoid a further toll on agriculture and other government-dependent sectors.  The thought of another partial government shutdown is too much to bear for most politicians, including those from the president’s own party—and especially those from heavy agricultural districts.   “That p...
Roberts: We Are Not Going To See Another Shutdown
Roberts: We Are Not Going To See Another Shutdown
Roberts: We Are Not Going To See Another Shutdown
Senate Ag Chair Pat Roberts predicts no more government shutdowns as USDA gears up to implement the new Farm Bill.  Roberts said despite another looming government shutdown deadline at the end of next week.   “We’re not going to do another shutdown; we’re just not.  They never achieve their ...
USDA Backlog Delays Census of Agriculture Release
USDA Backlog Delays Census of Agriculture Release
USDA Backlog Delays Census of Agriculture Release
Politico says the month-plus government shutdown has left USDA officials with quite the backlog of commodity reports.  And they also have a lot of other numbers waiting to be crunched for future reports.  Those numbers include the 2017 Census of Agriculture, which is a major survey taken every five years and includes every state and county.  It shapes a lot o...

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