In major cities, market availability issues are being reported as state rules face challenges due to federal legislative inaction, amid mounting industry pressure over Farm Bill loopholes.
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Updated Jul 27
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In major cities, market availability issues are being reported as state rules face challenges due to federal legislative inaction, amid mounting industry pressure over Farm Bill loopholes.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Congress passed stricter eligibility rules for food assistance programs administered by Tennessee agencies.Sub-event
- Growers are facing market challenges due to flooded prices and the urgent need for a compromise on federal-state cost share delays within the Farm Bill structure.Sub-event
New York, Tennessee, and Congress are involved in a unique confluence of Farm Bill, state rule, and market availability issues.1 source
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Tennessee
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