A member of the House Ag Committee says there will be plenty of work to do when lawmakers take up the skinny farm bill next week. Don Bacon, a Republican from Nebraska, tells Brownfield, “I support it…I hear there are a 1,000 amendments roughly, so we will have to work our way through that.” On […]
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