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The future of the farm bill may be decided by what happens when voters head to the polls in November. Lawmakers have left Washington for a month of campaigning without passing a new five-year bill, leaving producers facing more uncertainty after the third extension of the current law expired. Senate Agriculture Chair John Boozman (R-AR) says the clock is running short on time.
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IARN – The National Pork Producers Council continues pushing lawmakers to address California’s Proposition 12 through the next farm bill debate.
