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Agriculture portion of megabill sliding to next week


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  The Agriculture Committee is still working through controversial farm bill provisions and food aid spending cuts in its portion of the bill.

The article from POLITICO dated June 3, 2025, discusses the upcoming consideration of a comprehensive agriculture bill in Congress next week. This "agriculture megabill" aims to address a wide range of issues including farm subsidies, conservation programs, nutrition assistance, and rural development. Key points include debates over funding levels for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), potential reforms to crop insurance, and efforts to enhance sustainable farming practices. The bill has garnered both support and criticism from various stakeholders, with negotiations expected to be intense as lawmakers work to balance the diverse interests of farmers, environmental groups, and food security advocates.

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