The chairman of the U.S. House Agriculture Committee says he’s confident a Farm Bill 2.0 can move quickly in the U.S. House this year. “I’m hoping to get that on the House floor by the end of February, definitely going to do a mark up done by the end of February.” G.T. Thompson tells Brownfield […]
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