The bill wants to help farmers who grow fruits and veggies notice when prices drop because other countries send lots of the same plants to sell. If these farmers don't earn a lot of money overall and get most of their money from farming, they might get extra money from a special program to make up for the low prices.

S. 4168 is a plan to keep giving money to farmers who grow special kinds of fruits and vegetables until 2028, and they'll have $100 million each year to make their farms better and make more food.

The bill wants the government to help farmers who grow fruits and veggies like asparagus and blueberries by giving them money when they can't make enough money because other countries sell those foods cheaply in the United States. They plan to spend a lot of money each year for five years to help these farmers.

The bill wants to give money to farmers who grow certain fruits and veggies like asparagus and blueberries when prices get really low because of too many imports. It suggests spending a lot of money each year for five years to help these farmers, but only if they mostly make their living from farming and make less than $5 million a year.