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Farmers Call for the 2023 Farm Bill to Include Crop Insurance

Posted June 25, 2021
in Top Ag News, Crop Insurance, and Farm Bill

U.S. farmers from across the country showed up to rally a House Agriculture subcommittee to fight for a federally subsidized crop insurance system in the 2023 farm bill. Experts pointed out how crop insurance now protects more than just traditional crops and has become a fundamental part of the ag industry’s safety net. With recent high-impact weather events over the last few years, farmers also requested the establishment of a disaster relief fund. Both concepts were well-received. View comments from house representatives.

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