H. R. 1507, titled the "U.S. Citrus Protection Act," seeks to stop the importation of fresh citrus fruits grown in China into the United States. This measure is set to take effect 90 days after it becomes law, with the goal of protecting domestic citrus fruit industries from...
H. R. 1507, called the "U.S. Citrus Protection Act," is a plan to stop bringing in fresh oranges, lemons, and other citrus fruits from China to help American farmers who grow these fruits.
The resolution, S. RES. 604, designates March 21, 2024, as "National Women in Agriculture Day." It acknowledges the vital contributions of the over 1.2 million female agricultural producers in the United States, who play key roles not only in farming but also in education, industry...
On March 21, 2024, people will celebrate "National Women in Agriculture Day" to say thank you to the women who work hard to grow food and help in farms, schools, and businesses related to farming. It’s a special day to remember how important women are in making sure everyone has enough to eat and to inspire young people to get involved in agriculture.
H.R. 2842, titled the “Stop Raising Prices on Food Act,” aims to limit the President’s authority to impose new or additional tariffs on goods imported from countries that are major agricultural trade partners with the United States. The bill stipulates that before any such...
H.R. 2842 is a bill that says the President needs to ask permission from Congress before adding new taxes on imported food from countries that trade a lot of farm products with the U.S. This means Congress has to agree first to help make sure food prices don't go up too quickly.
H.R. 487, known as the "Hawaii Invasive Species Protection Act," proposes changes to the Farm Security and Rural Investment Act of 2002. This bill requires preclearance quarantine inspections for all travel to and from Hawaii, both domestic and international, to prevent the spread of...
H.R. 487 is a plan to help keep Hawaii safe from bugs and plants that don't belong there by checking bags and packages when people travel to and from Hawaii. It also talks about charging a little money to pay for these checks.
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