NASDA’s 2023 Farm Bill Priorities

February 16, 2022 11:01 AM

NASDA leaders attended their Winter Policy Summit recently and they have laid out their top priorities for the next Farm Bill.

They include:

Animals Disease Prevention
Ag Research and Innovation
Conservation and Climate Resilience
Cybersecurity
Food Safety and Security
Hemp Opportunities and Regulations
Invasive Species Management
Farm To School Food Programs and Local Food Markets
Specialty Crop Block Grants
Trade Promotion

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