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The administration says the move will support domestic seafood production and coastal economies.
Protecting your water is no longer just about ensuring next year’s crop; it is about defending the fundamental constitutional rights that secure the future of American agriculture.
Eligible producers have until July 15 to purchase coverage for the 2027 commodity year.
Supporters say the bill would improve workforce access while bringing more predictability to labor costs.
Industry leaders say rising Tier 2 imports are adding pressure to domestic producers.
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