Why We All Need a New Farm Bill

House Ag GOP
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Feb 10, 2026
A new farm bill affects all of us, whether or not you live on a farm. Ag Committee Members have been hard at work on this important legislation—stay tuned for a big update this week on the farm bill.
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The Farm Bill is important for farmers and ranchers. We all know that.
But what about everyone else?
What about your neighbors?
What about your children?
Your grandchildren?
What about you?
Whether you live on a farm or not, the Farm Bill affects you.
At the House Committee on Agriculture, we've been talking about the Farm Bill for years.
Sometimes it feels like that's all we talk about.
But that's because a new Farm Bill is important.
Good agricultural policy breaks down barriers to entry.
And gives farmers the tools they need to be successful.
When farms and ranches thrive, it's good for everyone.
It means full shelves at the grocery store.
Lower prices at the checkout counter.
And a more stable supply chain across the world.
Stable farms mean stable food prices for all of us.
The Farm Bill increases efficiency and lowers costs for producers through investments in science and technology.
By promoting innovations like precision agriculture, the Farm Bill helps farmers put more food on the table.
While using fewer inputs like fuel and fertilizer.
And at the same time, improving water quality and soil health.
A new Farm Bill will also address patchwork state regulations that overburden producers.
Bring chaos to the interstate marketplace.
And take away farmers' bottom lines.
But the Farm Bill affects so much more than just the cost of food.
Its programs work to lower energy, housing, and household costs in rural areas.
Making sure the heartland of America doesn't get left behind.
A new Farm Bill means certainty for farmers, ranchers, and everyone else.
Certainty about being around for next year's planting season.
Certainty about being able to feed your family.
Certainty about Americans being able to feed Americans.
At the end of the day, you can't talk about affordability without talking about food.
And you can't talk about food without talking about the Farm Bill.
So let's talk about the Farm Bill.
We should all be talking about the Farm Bill.
Whether you live in a red or a blue state.
Whether you live in a farm or a city.
Whether you can name all 12 titles of the Farm Bill or this is your first time hearing about it.
Passing a new Farm Bill affects your life.
Passing a full five-year Farm Bill isn't just about delivering for farm country.
It's a comprehensive plan to bring down the cost for every American.
And updates policy to meet current needs.
Congress is ready to get to work.
Tell your elected officials, it's time to get the Farm Bill done.
