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https://marshall.house.gov/media/press-releases/agreement-principle-struck-2018-farm-bill Agreement in principle struck on 2018 Farm Bill 2018-11-29 2018 2018-11 Republican House KS Roger Marshall M001198 marshall.house.gov     legacy WASHINGTON D.C.:Today, leaders of the Farm Bill Conference Committee came to a final agreement on a strong five-year Farm Bill. Congressman Marshall, a member of the Farm Bill Conference Committee, released the following statement: This legislation has been years in the making, and I am proud that Senator Roberts and Chairman Conaway have struck an agreement that will give certainty to millions of farmers across the country and especially in Kansas. After multiple years of price declines,our Kansas producersareapproaching anotherloan renewal seasonwhich makeshaving a five-year bill in placeabsolutely crucial. It's good to see this finalmeasure includeimprovements for farm safety net programs,makenew investments in protecting animal health, and roll back burdensome regulations on Kansas producers. We have been honored to help craft this Farm Bill and advocate tirelessly for Kansas farmers and rancherssince being appointed the House Ag Committee and the Farm Bill Conference Committee. Congressman Marshall hosted numerous Farm Bill townhalls throughout theBigFirstwhere he heard firsthand fromproducers.Kansas has many wins in this bill. We took our farmer's feedback to Washington. We're glad to report that this bill fully protects and preserves crop insurance, the number one priority we heard fromKansansand has nearly everything Kansans asked for inTitleOnesafety net programs. We have worked around the clock to produce a strong five-year bill, and we look forward to seeing the final version reach the President's desk by Christmas,Rep. Marshall said. 1 2026-03-30T12:14:52Z 2026-03-30T12:14:52Z
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