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Farm Policy
Farm policy is critically important to U.S. agricultural producers, rural communities, and consumers. Policies provided through the multi-year farm bill enhance farmers’ ability to manage risk and enable the production of food, feed, fuel, and biobased products.
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As Congress moves forward with farm bill reauthorization, ASA supports a bipartisan, meaningful, comprehensive, and sufficiently funded 2023 Farm Bill. This includes:
Improving the farm safety net for soybeans to be more responsive and predictable
Protecting and enhancing crop insurance to assist with volatile weather and crop loss
Expanding trade promotion programs to help grow and diversify agricultural markets
Enabling greater access to voluntary conservation programs to meet demand
Building biobased market opportunities to promote soy utilization
Providing biofuels opportunities to help the nation become more energy independent
Investing in research for innovation and competitiveness
Maintaining the farmer-financed soybean research and promotion checkoff
Learn more about ASA’s
farm bill priorities
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