S. 4019 aims to ensure that the payment rates for the Livestock Indemnity Program are regularly updated to reflect current market prices. The bill requires the Secretary of Agriculture to work with the Agricultural Marketing Service to determine these market values on a...
The bill wants to make sure that farmers get the right amount of money if their animals die, by checking animal prices more often, like every few months, so they match what animals are worth right now!
The bill S. 3836, titled the "Crawfish Recovery Assistance from Weather Disasters And Droughts Act" or the "CRAWDAD Act," aims to enhance the Department of Agriculture's disaster assistance programs related to droughts. It amends sections of the Agricultural Act of 2014 to...
The "CRAWDAD Act" is a plan to help farmers and animal raisers, including those who farm crawfish, get support when there is not enough rain and their crops or animals suffer from it. It wants to change some rules to make sure droughts are counted as reasons for getting help from the government.
The Southern CROPS Act proposes modifications to the Agricultural Act of 2014, including changes to base acres, loan rates, and assistance for textile mills. It offers underserved farmers a one-time opportunity to increase their base acres, subject to specific criteria and...
The Southern CROPS Act wants to change farming rules to help some farmers grow more crops and adjust money rules for loans and helping textile factories, but some parts of the plan are tricky and might not seem fair or easy to understand.
H. R. 8431 aims to ensure that the Secretary of Agriculture regularly updates payment rates for the Livestock Indemnity Program to align with current market prices. The bill proposes amendments to the Agricultural Act of 2014 by requiring the determination of market value in...
The bill wants to make sure farmers get fair pay if their animals die, by updating the payment amounts four times a year to match what animals are really worth on the market. This change will help keep the payment amounts accurate and fair for the farmers.
H.R. 8229 aims to modify the Agricultural Act of 2014 by introducing additional payments for unborn livestock under the livestock indemnity payment program. This bill mandates the Secretary of Agriculture to provide extra compensation to qualifying farmers who experience...
H.R. 8229 is a plan to give farmers extra money when their baby animals don't make it before they're born, starting from January 1, 2024. The amount of money they get is decided by a special farm helper in charge, but it can't be too much compared to what's given for the smallest animals.
S. 4252 seeks to amend the Agricultural Act of 2014 to provide additional financial support to farmers who experience unborn livestock losses beyond normal mortality rates. The bill proposes that these payments be made at a rate set by the Secretary of Agriculture, not...
S. 4252 is a plan to help farmers by giving them extra money if they lose baby animals that haven't been born yet. The amount of money they get will be decided by someone in charge, but it won't be more than a certain amount.
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