Iowa Corn Growers Applaud Senate Ag Committee Farm Bill Passage

Iowa Corn Growers Applaud Senate Ag Committee Farm Bill Passage

Earlier today, the Senate Agriculture Committee passed the Farm Bill out of the committee. In response to this action, Iowa Corn Growers Association President Steve Kuiper released the following statement: 

“Today’s vote by the Senate Agriculture Committee delivers a major victory for farm families who rely on effective risk management and sound agricultural policy. This vote moves us one step closer to getting a finalized bill to the President’s desk and signed into law. Farmers need a win, and we thank the members of the Senate Ag Committee for prioritizing agriculture. We urge the full Senate to take up and pass this vital legislation without delay.” 

This Farm Bill moves E15 closer to the President’s desk and doubles funding for Trade Promotion Programs known as MAP and FMD administered through USDA. It also contains provisions initiated by Iowa Corn that would require a study of the fertilizer industry and report back to Congress, examining consolidation by big fertilizer. If signed into law, these provisions would help Iowa farmers by providing transparency on pricing.    

For More Information:

Sydney Garrett, Public Relations Manager, sgarrett@iowacorn.org, 515-225-9242

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