Agenda 2013: Farm Bill Positions and Papers

Agenda 2013: Farm Bill Positions and Papers

Conservation: Clean Air & Water

Re-Linking Conservation Compliance and Crop Insurance

Streamlining Farm Conservation Programs To Better Protect the Environment

Farm and Ranch Conservation Programs: Focusing Priorities with Strategic Conservation

Making Conservation Smarter: Enhancing Measurement to Improve Conservation Outcomes

Ecosystem Service Markets: Building Opportunities for Farmers and Ranchers Practicing Conservation

Conservation for a Productive Future: The Next Stage for the Conservation Reserve Program

Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP): Helping Farmers and Ranchers Make the Greatest IMpact with Conservation Investments

Women and Land Transitions: Opportunities for Environmental Stewardship Through Targeted Outreach

Protecting Our Working Lands

The Next Generation of Farm and Ranch Land Protection: Stronger Programs and New Tools

Safety Net for Farms

A Farm Safety Net: Provide Risk Management with Minimal Distortions and Less Environmental Impact

Conservation Compliance: Safeguarding Environmentally Sensitive Farm and Ranch Land

Rural Communities

Local and Regional Food Systems: Strengthening America with Healthy Farms and Food

 

Agenda 2013 Priorities

In the News

Act Now! Tell the Senate to Keep Conservation Compliance in the Farm Bill

Agriculture in a Changing Climate: 25x’25 Alliance Report Offers Climate Change Adaptation Recommendations

Report Reveals Success of Conservation Compliance in Protecting Soils and Wetlands

Farm Policy Roundup 2/1/13

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    Changes in the 2012 Farm Bill appear both likely and may be significant, if not radical. Our country’s economic situation will be the most significant driver and agent of change in the 2012 Farm Bill. — Jon Scholl, President, American Farmland Trust