The committee will meet on April 27 at 1 p.m. in Room H-313 of the Capitol to set rules for H.R. 7567.
Amendments include reinstating mandatory country of origin labeling for beef, raising USDA loan limits, and allowing year-round ethanol-blended gasoline sales.
Proposals also address grazing rights, repeal of electronic ID rules for livestock, and feasibility studies for on-farm fertilizer storage, reflecting diverse agricultural priorities.
How will the new Farm Bill balance feeding the nation with protecting its natural lands?
Why is a debate over high-tech cattle eartags moving from federal courts to Congress?
Will new rules for solar panels on farms help or hinder renewable energy goals?
Will American consumers soon see labels showing where their beef was born and raised?
Could a six-fold increase in a federal loan program transform rural American business?
Why is a forest protection rule with 99% public support now facing potential elimination?