United States Farm Bill

The United States Farm Bill is a comprehensive piece of legislation enacted roughly every five years that governs agricultural policy, food assistance, and rural development. It provides funding and set regulations for programs like crop subsidy support, food stamps (SNAP), school lunches, and conservation efforts. The bill aims to promote a stable, sustainable, and competitive agriculture sector while ensuring affordable food and nutrition security for Americans. It balances economic, environmental, and social priorities, influencing farming practices, food prices, and rural communities across the country.