REGAN BECK

1. TFB advocated to create a new agricultural guest worker program for farmers and ranchers. TFB is seeking comprehensive reform to our agricultural guest worker program, known as H-2A. TFB is working to address four issues in the legislation to ensure the bill addresses the needs of producers. 2. TFB supports and advocated for Rep. John Moolenaars, Supporting Farm Operations Act (H.R. 7046), which will address the high labor costs facing farmers. The bill would freeze the wage rate for migrant farm workers, known as the Adverse Effect Wage Rate (AEWR). 3. TFB supported the H-2A Improvements to Relieve Employers (HIRE) Act, HR 4708, by Congressman Tony Gonzales, which aims to streamline the issuance of nonimmigrant temporary work visas.

1. TFB advocated to create a new agricultural guest worker program for farmers and ranchers. TFB is seeking comprehensive reform to our agricultural guest worker program, known as H-2A. TFB is working to address four issues in the legislation to ensure the bill addresses the needs of producers. 2. TFB supports and advocated for Rep. John Moolenaars, Supporting Farm Operations Act (H.R. 7046), which will address the high labor costs facing farmers. The bill would freeze the wage rate for migrant farm workers, known as the Adverse Effect Wage Rate (AEWR). 3. TFB supported the H-2A Improvements to Relieve Employers (HIRE) Act, HR 4708, by Congressman Tony Gonzales, which aims to streamline the issuance of nonimmigrant temporary work visas.

1.TFB advocated to create a new agricultural guest worker program for farmers and ranchers. TFB is seeking comprehensive reform to our agricultural guest worker program, known as H-2A. TFB is working to address four issues in the legislation to ensure the bill addresses the needs of producers. 2.TFB supports and advocated for Rep. John Moolenaars, Supporting Farm Operations Act (H.R. 7046), which will address the high labor costs facing farmers. The bill would freeze the wage rate for migrant farm workers, known as the Adverse Effect Wage Rate (AEWR). 3.TFB supported the H-2A Improvements to Relieve Employers (HIRE) Act, HR 4708, by Congressman Tony Gonzales, which aims to streamline the issuance of nonimmigrant temporary work visas.

1.TFB advocated to create a new agricultural guest worker program for farmers and ranchers. TFB is seeking comprehensive reform to our agricultural guest worker program, known as H-2A. TFB is working to address four issues in the legislation to ensure the bill addresses the needs of producers. 2.TFB supports and advocated for Rep. John Moolenaars, Supporting Farm Operations Act (H.R. 7046), which will address the high labor costs facing farmers. The bill would freeze the wage rate for migrant farm workers, known as the Adverse Effect Wage Rate (AEWR). 3.TFB supported the H-2A Improvements to Relieve Employers (HIRE) Act, HR 4708, by Congressman Tony Gonzales, which aims to streamline the issuance of nonimmigrant temporary work visas.

1. TFB advocated to create a new agricultural guest worker program for farmers and ranchers. TFB is seeking comprehensive reform to our agricultural guest worker program, known as H-2A. TFB is working to address four issues in the legislation to ensure the bill addresses the needs of producers. 2. TFB supports and advocated for Rep. John Moolenaars, Supporting Farm Operations Act (H.R. 7046), which will address the high labor costs facing farmers. The bill would freeze the wage rate for migrant farm workers, known as the Adverse Effect Wage Rate (AEWR). 3. TFB supported the H-2A Improvements to Relieve Employers (HIRE) Act, HR 4708, by Congressman Tony Gonzales, which aims to streamline the issuance of nonimmigrant temporary work visas.

1. TFB advocated to create a new agricultural guest worker program for farmers and ranchers. TFB is seeking comprehensive reform to our agricultural guest worker program, known as H-2A. TFB is working to address four issues in the legislation to ensure the bill addresses the needs of producers. 2. TFB supports and advocated for Rep. John Moolenaars, Supporting Farm Operations Act (H.R. 7046), which will address the high labor costs facing farmers. The bill would freeze the wage rate for migrant farm workers, known as the Adverse Effect Wage Rate (AEWR). 3. TFB supported the H-2A Improvements to Relieve Employers (HIRE) Act, HR 4708, by Congressman Tony Gonzales, which aims to streamline the issuance of nonimmigrant temporary work visas.

1. TFB advocated to create a new agricultural guest worker program for farmers and ranchers. TFB is seeking comprehensive reform to our agricultural guest worker program, known as H-2A. TFB is working to address four issues in the legislation to ensure the bill addresses the needs of producers. 2. TFB supports and advocated for Rep. John Moolenaars, Supporting Farm Operations Act (H.R. 7046), which will address the high labor costs facing farmers. The bill would freeze the wage rate for migrant farm workers, known as the Adverse Effect Wage Rate (AEWR).

1.TFB lobbied lawmakers to secure the border as farmers and ranchers endure losses due to illegal immigration. 2.TFB advocated for changes to H.R. 1603, the Farm Workforce Modernization Act to create a new agricultural guest worker program for farmers and ranchers. TFB is seeking comprehensive reform to our agricultural guest worker program, known as H-2A. TFB is working to address four issues in the legislation to ensure the bill addresses the needs of producers. 3.TFB supported the H-2A Improvements to Relieve Employers (HIRE) Act, HR 4708, by Congressman Tony Gonzales, which aims to streamline the issuance of nonimmigrant temporary work visas.

1.TFB advocated to create a new agricultural guest worker program for farmers and ranchers. TFB is seeking comprehensive reform to our agricultural guest worker program, known as H-2A. TFB is working to address four issues in the legislation to ensure the bill addresses the needs of producers. 2.TFB supported the H-2A Improvements to Relieve Employers (HIRE) Act, HR 4708, by Congressman Tony Gonzales, which aims to streamline the issuance of nonimmigrant temporary work visas. 3.TFB lobbied Congressional leaders to provide a freeze in the Adverse Effect Wage Rate (AEWR) to give farmers relief from rapidly increasing wages for farm labor.

1.TFB lobbied lawmakers to secure the border as farmers and ranchers endure losses due to illegal immigration. 2.TFB advocated for changes to H.R. 1603, the Farm Workforce Modernization Act to create a new agricultural guest worker program for farmers and ranchers. TFB is seeking comprehensive reform to our agricultural guest worker program, known as H-2A. TFB is working to address four issues in the legislation to ensure the bill addresses the needs of producers. 3.TFB supported the H-2A Improvements to Relieve Employers (HIRE) Act, HR 4708, by Congressman Tony Gonzales, which aims to streamline the issuance of nonimmigrant temporary work visas.

1. TFB lobbied lawmakers to secure the border as farmers and ranchers endure losses due to illegal immigration. 2. TFB advocated for changes to H.R. 1603, the Farm Workforce Modernization Act to create a new agricultural guest worker program for farmers and ranchers. TFB is seeking comprehensive reform to our agricultural guest worker program, known as H-2A. TFB is working to address four issues in the legislation to ensure the bill addresses the needs of producers.

TFB lobbied lawmakers to secure the border as farmers and ranchers endure losses due to illegal immigration. TFB supports and urged passage of H.R. 4896, the RAPID Act, to reimburse landowners for losses caused by illegal immigration. TFB advocated for changes to H.R. 1603, the Farm Workforce Modernization Act to create a new agricultural guest worker program for farmers and ranchers. TFB is seeking comprehensive reform to our agricultural guest worker program, known as H-2A. TFB is working to address four issues in the legislation to ensure the bill addresses the needs of producers.

TFB lobbied lawmakers to secure the border as farmers and ranchers endure losses due to illegal immigration. TFB advocated for changes to H.R. 1603, the Farm Workforce Modernization Act to create a new agricultural guest worker program for farmers and ranchers. TFB is seeking comprehensive reform to our agricultural guest worker program, known as H-2A. TFB is working to address four issues in the legislation to ensure the bill addresses the needs of producers.

TFB lobbied lawmakers to secure the border as farmers and ranchers endure losses due to illegal immigration. TFB advocated for changes to H.R. 1603, the Farm Workforce Modernization Act to create a new agricultural guest worker program for farmers and ranchers. TFB is seeking comprehensive reform to our agricultural guest worker program, known as H-2A. TFB is working to address four issues in the legislation to ensure the bill addresses the needs of producers.

TFB lobbied lawmakers to secure the border as farmers and ranchers endure losses due to illegal immigration. TFB advocated for changes to H.R. 1603, the Farm Workforce Modernization Act to create a new agricultural guest worker program for farmers and ranchers. TFB is seeking comprehensive reform to our agricultural guest worker program, known as H-2A. TFB is working to address four issues in the legislation to ensure the bill addresses the needs of producers.

TFB supports and advocated for the Haulers of Agriculture and Livestock Safety (HAULS) Act by Sens. Fischer, Tester, Wicker, and Smith to modernize the agriculture exemption to the hours-of-service rules and provide regulatory relief to producers. TFB opposed legislation that would raise minimum insurance levels for CMVs from $750,000 to $4.9 million. H.R. 3781, known as the INSURANCE Act, would be devastating for small-business truckers who would see their premiums triple within a year. TFB discussed S. 3580, the Ocean Shipping Reform Act, which would ease ongoing congestion and logistical obstacles that threaten U.S. farmers and ranchers ability to meet much-welcome increases in foreign demand for our products.

TFB lobbied lawmakers to secure the border as farmers and ranchers endure losses due to illegal immigration. TFB supports and urged passage of H.R. 4896, the RAPID Act, to reimburse landowners for losses caused by illegal immigration. TFB advocated for changes to H.R. 1603, the Farm Workforce Modernization Act to create a new agricultural guest worker program for farmers and ranchers. TFB is seeking comprehensive reform to our agricultural guest worker program, known as H-2A. TFB is working to address four issues in the legislation to ensure the bill addresses the needs of producers.

TFB voiced concerns with Congressman David Scotts Small Family Farmer and Rancher Act (H.R. 8590), which would increase premiums on the Livestock Risk Protection (LRP) program for cattle producers with 100 or less head of cattle. TFB continues working with Congressional leaders to increase transparency in cattle markets TFB visited with Congressional members regarding our opposition to the Cattle Price Discovery and Transparency Act by Sens. Deb Fischer and Chuck Grassley. The legislation would have negative consequences for cattle producers. TFB has recently visited with members regarding concerns. TFB supported a resolution by Congressman August Pfluger to protect American Sheep and Goat producers by requiring the USDA to delay the implementation of a rule on the importation of sheep and goats from the UK that could have serious implications for the domestic sheep and goat industry.

TFB supports and advocated for the Haulers of Agriculture and Livestock Safety (HAULS) Act by Sens. Fischer, Tester, Wicker, and Smith to modernize the agriculture exemption to the hours-of-service rules and provide regulatory relief to producers. TFB opposed legislation that would raise minimum insurance levels for CMVs from $750,000 to $4.9 million. H.R. 3781, known as the INSURANCE Act, would be devastating for small-business truckers who would see their premiums triple within a year. TFB discussed S. 3580, the Ocean Shipping Reform Act, which would ease ongoing congestion and logistical obstacles that threaten U.S. farmers and ranchers ability to meet much-welcome increases in foreign demand for our products.

TFB lobbied for members to co-sponsor and support S. 617/H.R. 1712, Death Tax Repeal Act of 2021 by Reps. Jason Smith, Sanford Bishop and Sen. John Thune. TFB supports this legislation to provide tax relief for farmers and ranchers. TFB supported and advocated for passage of H.R. 2370, the Preserving Family Farm Act of 2021 by Reps. Jimmy Panetta and Jackie Walorski which would allow more farm and ranch land to be valued at is agricultural rather than inflated development value for estate tax purposes. TFB supports and advocates for passage of S.480/H.R. 1381 the Main Street Tax Certainty Act. The legislation allows pass through businesses to take a deduction with 20 percent of their business income. The legislation is authored by Sen. Steve Daines and Reps. Jason Smith and Henry Cuellar. TFB pushed to make tax reform provisions important to farmers and ranchers a permanent part of the tax code. Tax reform is a top priority for TFB and making provisions in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act permanent is important to TFB members.

TFB lobbied lawmakers to secure the border as farmers and ranchers endure losses due to illegal immigration. TFB supports and urged passage of H.R. 4896, the RAPID Act, to reimburse landowners for losses caused by illegal immigration. TFB advocated for changes to H.R. 1603, the Farm Workforce Modernization Act to create a new agricultural guest worker program for farmers and ranchers. TFB is seeking comprehensive reform to our agricultural guest worker program, known as H-2A. TFB is working to address four issues in the legislation to ensure the bill addresses the needs of producers.

TFB lobbied lawmakers to secure the border as farmers and ranchers endure losses due to illegal immigration. TFB supports and urged passage of H.R. 4896, the RAPID Act, to reimburse landowners for losses caused by illegal immigration. TFB advocated for changes to H.R. 1603, the Farm Workforce Modernization Act to create a new agricultural guest worker program for farmers and ranchers. TFB is seeking comprehensive reform to our agricultural guest worker program, known as H-2A. TFB is working to address four issues in the legislation to ensure the bill addresses the needs of producers.

Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) members have struggled through the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and TFB has worked to provide relief through COVID-19 relief legislation. TFB supported additional emergency funding for agriculture and worked with Congressional offices to ensure relief was provided. TFB supports and lobbied for H.R. 1692, the Rehabilitating Economic Success Through Overcoming Rural Emergencies) Act by Reps. Ronny Jackson and Henry Cuellar to help farmers recover from natural disasters by reauthorizing the USDA WHIP+ program to cover 2020 and 2021 disasters. TFB lobbied Congress to include hurricane disaster aid and a WHIP extension for 2020 and 2021 crop years. TFB members have had crops devastated due to natural disasters like Hurricane Hanna.

Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) members have struggled through the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and TFB has worked to provide relief through COVID-19 relief legislation. TFB supported additional emergency funding for agriculture and worked with Congressional offices to ensure relief was provided. TFB supports and lobbied for H.R. 1692, the Rehabilitating Economic Success Through Overcoming Rural Emergencies) Act by Reps. Ronny Jackson and Henry Cuellar to help farmers recover from natural disasters by reauthorizing the USDA WHIP+ program to cover 2020 and 2021 disasters. TFB lobbied Congress to include hurricane disaster aid and a WHIP extension for 2020 and 2021 crop years. TFB members have had crops devastated due to natural disasters like Hurricane Hanna.

Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) members have struggled through the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and TFB has worked to provide relief through COVID-19 relief legislation. TFB supported additional emergency funding for agriculture and worked with Congressional offices to ensure relief was provided. TFB supports and lobbied for H.R. 1692, the Rehabilitating Economic Success Through Overcoming Rural Emergencies) Act by Reps. Ronny Jackson and Henry Cuellar to help farmers recover from natural disasters by reauthorizing the USDA WHIP+ program to cover 2020 and 2021 disasters. TFB lobbied Congress to include hurricane disaster aid and a WHIP extension for 2020 and 2021 crop years. TFB members have had crops devastated due to natural disasters like Hurricane Hanna.

TFB lobbied for members to co-sponsor and support S. 617/H.R. 1712, Death Tax Repeal Act of 2021 by Reps. Jason Smith, Sanford Bishop and Sen. John Thune. TFB supports this legislation to provide tax relief for farmers and ranchers. TFB supported and advocated for passage of H.R. 2370, the Preserving Family Farm Act of 2021 by Reps. Jimmy Panetta and Jackie Walorski which would allow more farm and ranch land to be valued at is agricultural rather than inflated development value for estate tax purposes. TFB supports and advocates for passage of S.480/H.R. 1381 the Main Street Tax Certainty Act. The legislation allows pass through businesses to take a deduction with 20 percent of their business income. The legislation is authored by Sen. Steve Daines and Reps. Jason Smith and Henry Cuellar. TFB pushed to make tax reform provisions important to farmers and ranchers a permanent part of the tax code. Tax reform is a top priority for TFB and making provisions in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act permanent is important to TFB members.

TFB lobbied for members to co-sponsor and support S. 617/H.R. 1712, Death Tax Repeal Act of 2021 by Reps. Jason Smith, Sanford Bishop and Sen. John Thune. TFB supports this legislation to provide tax relief for farmers and ranchers. TFB supported and advocated for passage of H.R. 2370, the Preserving Family Farm Act of 2021 by Reps. Jimmy Panetta and Jackie Walorski which would allow more farm and ranch land to be valued at is agricultural rather than inflated development value for estate tax purposes. TFB pushed to make tax reform provisions important to farmers and ranchers a permanent part of the tax code. Tax reform is a top priority for TFB and making provisions in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act permanent is important to TFB members. TFB advocated against negative tax policies in the reconciliation package. Included was advocating against abolishing stepped-up basis, cutting the estate tax exemption rate, narrowing 199A business income deduction, raising the corporate tax rate, and instating a methane tax. TFB continues to fight against using tax increases on agriculture to pay for items in the reconciliation package.

TFB lobbied for members to co-sponsor and support S. 617/H.R. 1712, Death Tax Repeal Act of 2021 by Reps. Jason Smith, Sanford Bishop and Sen. John Thune. TFB supports this legislation to provide tax relief for farmers and ranchers. TFB supported and advocated for passage of H.R. 2370, the Preserving Family Farm Act of 2021 by Reps. Jimmy Panetta and Jackie Walorski which would allow more farm and ranch land to be valued at is agricultural rather than inflated development value for estate tax purposes. TFB pushed to make tax reform provisions important to farmers and ranchers a permanent part of the tax code. Tax reform is a top priority for TFB and making provisions in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act permanent is important to TFB members. TFB advocated against negative tax policies in the reconciliation package. Included was advocating against abolishing stepped-up basis, cutting the estate tax exemption rate, narrowing 199A business income deduction, raising the corporate tax rate, and instating a methane tax. TFB continues to fight against using tax increases on agriculture to pay for items in the reconciliation package.

TFB lobbied for members to co-sponsor and support S. 617/H.R. 1712, Death Tax Repeal Act of 2021 by Reps. Jason Smith, Sanford Bishop and Sen. John Thune. TFB supports this legislation to provide tax relief for farmers and ranchers. TFB supported and advocated for passage of H.R. 2370, the Preserving Family Farm Act of 2021 by Reps. Jimmy Panetta and Jackie Walorski which would allow more farm and ranch land to be valued at is agricultural rather than inflated development value for estate tax purposes. TFB supports and advocates for passage of S.480/H.R. 1381 the Main Street Tax Certainty Act. The legislation allows pass through businesses to take a deduction with 20 percent of their business income. The legislation is authored by Sen. Steve Daines and Reps. Jason Smith and Henry Cuellar. TFB pushed to make tax reform provisions important to farmers and ranchers a permanent part of the tax code. Tax reform is a top priority for TFB and making provisions in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act permanent is important to TFB members.

TFB lobbied for members to co-sponsor and support S. 617/H.R. 1712, Death Tax Repeal Act of 2021 by Reps. Jason Smith, Sanford Bishop and Sen. John Thune. TFB supports this legislation to provide tax relief for farmers and ranchers. TFB supported and advocated for passage of H.R. 2370, the Preserving Family Farm Act of 2021 by Reps. Jimmy Panetta and Jackie Walorski which would allow more farm and ranch land to be valued at is agricultural rather than inflated development value for estate tax purposes. TFB pushed to make tax reform provisions important to farmers and ranchers a permanent part of the tax code. Tax reform is a top priority for TFB and making provisions in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act permanent is important to TFB members. TFB advocated against negative tax policies in the reconciliation package. Included was advocating against abolishing stepped-up basis, cutting the estate tax exemption rate, narrowing 199A business income deduction, raising the corporate tax rate, and instating a methane tax. TFB continues to fight against using tax increases on agriculture to pay for items in the reconciliation package.

TFB lobbied for members to co-sponsor and support S. 617/H.R. 1712, Death Tax Repeal Act of 2021 by Reps. Jason Smith, Sanford Bishop and Sen. John Thune. TFB supports this legislation to provide tax relief for farmers and ranchers. TFB supported and advocated for passage of H.R. 2370, the Preserving Family Farm Act of 2021 by Reps. Jimmy Panetta and Jackie Walorski which would allow more farm and ranch land to be valued at is agricultural rather than inflated development value for estate tax purposes. TFB pushed to make tax reform provisions important to farmers and ranchers a permanent part of the tax code. Tax reform is a top priority for TFB and making provisions in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act permanent is important to TFB members. TFB advocated against negative tax policies in the reconciliation package. Included was advocating against abolishing stepped-up basis, cutting the estate tax exemption rate, narrowing 199A business income deduction, raising the corporate tax rate, and instating a methane tax. TFB continues to fight against using tax increases on agriculture to pay for items in the reconciliation package.

TFB lobbied lawmakers to secure the border as farmers and ranchers endure losses due to illegal immigration. TFB supports and urged passage of H.R. 4896, the RAPID Act, to reimburse landowners for losses caused by illegal immigration. TFB advocated for changes to H.R. 1603, the Farm Workforce Modernization Act to create a new agricultural guest worker program for farmers and ranchers. TFB is seeking comprehensive reform to our agricultural guest worker program, known as H-2A. TFB is working to address four issues in the legislation to ensure the bill addresses the needs of producers.

TFB lobbied lawmakers to secure the border as farmers and ranchers endure losses due to illegal immigration. TFB supports and urged passage of H.R. 4896, the RAPID Act, to reimburse landowners for losses caused by illegal immigration. TFB advocated for changes to H.R. 1603, the Farm Workforce Modernization Act to create a new agricultural guest worker program for farmers and ranchers. TFB is seeking comprehensive reform to our agricultural guest worker program, known as H-2A. TFB is working to address four issues in the legislation to ensure the bill addresses the needs of producers.

TFB lobbied for members to co-sponsor and support S. 617/H.R. 1712, Death Tax Repeal Act of 2021 by Reps. Jason Smith, Sanford Bishop and Sen. John Thune. TFB supports this legislation to provide tax relief for farmers and ranchers. TFB supported and advocated for passage of H.R. 2370, the Preserving Family Farm Act of 2021 by Reps. Jimmy Panetta and Jackie Walorski which would allow more farm and ranch land to be valued at is agricultural rather than inflated development value for estate tax purposes. TFB supports and advocates for passage of S.480/H.R. 1381 the Main Street Tax Certainty Act. The legislation allows pass through businesses to take a deduction with 20 percent of their business income. The legislation is authored by Sen. Steve Daines and Reps. Jason Smith and Henry Cuellar. TFB pushed to make tax reform provisions important to farmers and ranchers a permanent part of the tax code. Tax reform is a top priority for TFB and making provisions in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act permanent is important to TFB members.

TFB lobbied for members to co-sponsor and support S. 617/H.R. 1712, Death Tax Repeal Act of 2021 by Reps. Jason Smith, Sanford Bishop and Sen. John Thune. TFB supports this legislation to provide tax relief for farmers and ranchers. TFB supported and advocated for passage of H.R. 2370, the Preserving Family Farm Act of 2021 by Reps. Jimmy Panetta and Jackie Walorski which would allow more farm and ranch land to be valued at is agricultural rather than inflated development value for estate tax purposes. TFB pushed to make tax reform provisions important to farmers and ranchers a permanent part of the tax code. Tax reform is a top priority for TFB and making provisions in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act permanent is important to TFB members. TFB advocated against negative tax policies in the reconciliation package. Included was advocating against abolishing stepped-up basis, cutting the estate tax exemption rate, narrowing 199A business income deduction, raising the corporate tax rate, and instating a methane tax. TFB continues to fight against using tax increases on agriculture to pay for items in the reconciliation package.

TFB lobbied for members to co-sponsor and support S. 617/H.R. 1712, Death Tax Repeal Act of 2021 by Reps. Jason Smith, Sanford Bishop and Sen. John Thune. TFB supports this legislation to provide tax relief for farmers and ranchers. TFB supported and advocated for passage of H.R. 2370, the Preserving Family Farm Act of 2021 by Reps. Jimmy Panetta and Jackie Walorski which would allow more farm and ranch land to be valued at is agricultural rather than inflated development value for estate tax purposes. TFB supports and advocates for passage of S.480/H.R. 1381 the Main Street Tax Certainty Act. The legislation allows pass through businesses to take a deduction with 20 percent of their business income. The legislation is authored by Sen. Steve Daines and Reps. Jason Smith and Henry Cuellar. TFB pushed to make tax reform provisions important to farmers and ranchers a permanent part of the tax code. Tax reform is a top priority for TFB and making provisions in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act permanent is important to TFB members.

TFB lobbied for members to co-sponsor and support S. 617/H.R. 1712, Death Tax Repeal Act of 2021 by Reps. Jason Smith, Sanford Bishop and Sen. John Thune. TFB supports this legislation to provide tax relief for farmers and ranchers. TFB supported and advocated for passage of H.R. 2370, the Preserving Family Farm Act of 2021 by Reps. Jimmy Panetta and Jackie Walorski which would allow more farm and ranch land to be valued at is agricultural rather than inflated development value for estate tax purposes. TFB pushed to make tax reform provisions important to farmers and ranchers a permanent part of the tax code. Tax reform is a top priority for TFB and making provisions in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act permanent is important to TFB members. TFB advocated against negative tax policies in the reconciliation package. Included was advocating against abolishing stepped-up basis, cutting the estate tax exemption rate, narrowing 199A business income deduction, raising the corporate tax rate, and instating a methane tax. TFB continues to fight against using tax increases on agriculture to pay for items in the reconciliation package.

Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) members have struggled through the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and TFB has worked to provide relief through the recent H.R. 113 the COVID-19 relief/Omnibus package. TFB supported additional emergency funding for agriculture and worked with Congressional offices to ensure relief was provided. TFB lobbied Congress to include hurricane disaster aid and a WHIP extension. TFB members have had crops devastated due to natural disasters like Hurricane Hanna.

TFB advocated for a new agricultural guest worker program for farmers and ranchers. TFB is seeking comprehensive reform to our agricultural guest worker program, known as H-2A. TFB advocated for changes to H.R. 5038, the Farm Workforce Modernization Act to align with Farm Bureau policy.

Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) members have struggled through the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and TFB has worked to provide relief through S. 3548, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. TFB supported additional emergency funding for agriculture and worked with Congressional offices to ensure relief was provided.

Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) members have struggled through the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and TFB has worked to provide relief through S. 3548, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. TFB supported additional emergency funding for agriculture and worked with Congressional offices to ensure relief was provided.

Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) members have struggled through the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and TFB has worked to provide relief through S. 3548, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. TFB supported additional emergency funding for agriculture and worked with Congressional offices to ensure relief was provided. TFB lobbied Congress to include hurricane disaster aid and a WHIP extension in a end of year spending package. TFB members have had crops devastated due to natural disasters like Hurricane Hanna.

TFB supports any relief that can be provided from Congress on the Electronic Logging Device mandate that was implemented in December 2017. TFB continues supporting provisions and legislation to exempt all agricultural industries. The bills TFB supports and advocated for are H.R. 1697, H.R. 1698 and H.R. 1673.

TFB supports any relief that can be provided from Congress on the Electronic Logging Device mandate that was implemented in December 2017. TFB continues supporting provisions and legislation to exempt all agricultural industries. The bills TFB supports and advocated for are H.R. 1697, H.R. 1698 and H.R. 1673.

TFB supports any relief that can be provided from Congress on the Electronic Logging Device mandate that was implemented in December 2017. TFB continues supporting provisions and legislation to exempt all agricultural industries. The bills TFB supports and advocated for are H.R. 1697, H.R. 1698 and H.R. 1673.

TFB advocated for a new agricultural guest worker program for farmers and ranchers. TFB is seeking comprehensive reform to our agricultural guest worker program, known as H-2A. TFB advocated for changes to H.R. 5038, the Farm Workforce Modernization Act to align with Farm Bureau policy.

Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) advocated for seamless implementation of H.R. 2, the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018. It provides adequate crop insurance for all major commodities and other programs benefiting agriculture production. TFB opposed budget cuts to agriculture. TFB urged Congressional leaders to take swift action on the cattle fever tick issue facing ranchers and landowners in the southern region of Texas. TFB advocated for additional funding to help provide adequate resources to combat the problems TFB members are facing due to the fever tick.

Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) advocated for seamless implementation of H.R. 2, the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018. It provides adequate crop insurance for all major commodities and other programs benefiting agriculture production. TFB opposed budget cuts to agriculture. TFB urged Congressional leaders to take swift action on the cattle fever tick issue facing ranchers and landowners in the southern region of Texas. TFB advocated for additional funding to help provide adequate resources to combat the problems TFB members are facing due to the fever tick.

TFB supports H.R. 2, the Agriculture and Nutrition Act of 2018 and S. 3042 the Agriculture Improvement Act. It provides adequate crop insurance for all major commodities and other programs benefiting agriculture production. TFB opposes further cuts to the federal crop insurance program or to Title I commodity programs. TFB urged Congressional leaders to take swift action on the cattle fever tick issue facing ranchers and landowners in the southern region of Texas. TFB advocated for additional funding to help provide adequate resources to combat the problems TFB members are facing due to the fever tick. TFB worked to include an amendment in the Senate farm bill to allow producers to use ELAP for gathering for inspection of cattle.

TFB supports H.R. 2, the Agriculture and Nutrition Act of 2018 and S. 3042 the Agriculture Improvement Act. It provides adequate crop insurance for all major commodities and other programs benefiting agriculture production. TFB opposes further cuts to the federal crop insurance program or to Title I commodity programs. TFB urged Congressional leaders to take swift action on the cattle fever tick issue facing ranchers and landowners in the southern region of Texas. TFB advocated for additional funding to help provide adequate resources to combat the problems TFB members are facing due to the fever tick. TFB worked to include an amendment in the Senate farm bill to allow producers to use ELAP for gathering for inspection of cattle.

Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) supported final passage of H.R. 2, the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018. It provides adequate crop insurance for all major commodities and other programs benefiting agriculture production. TFB opposed further cuts to the federal crop insurance program or to Title I commodity programs. TFB urged Congressional leaders to take swift action on the cattle fever tick issue facing ranchers and landowners in the southern region of Texas. TFB advocated for additional funding to help provide adequate resources to combat the problems TFB members are facing due to the fever tick. TFB worked to include an amendment in the farm bill to allow producers to use ELAP for gathering for inspection of cattle.

TFB supports H.R. 2, the Agriculture and Nutrition Act of 2018 and S. 3042 the Agriculture Improvement Act. It provides adequate crop insurance for all major commodities and other programs benefiting agriculture production. TFB opposes further cuts to the federal crop insurance program or to Title I commodity programs. TFB urged Congressional leaders to take swift action on the cattle fever tick issue facing ranchers and landowners in the southern region of Texas. TFB advocated for additional funding to help provide adequate resources to combat the problems TFB members are facing due to the fever tick. TFB worked to include an amendment in the Senate farm bill to allow producers to use ELAP for gathering for inspection of cattle.

TFB supports H.R. 2, the Agriculture and Nutrition Act of 2018 and S. 3042 the Agriculture Improvement Act. It provides adequate crop insurance for all major commodities and other programs benefiting agriculture production. TFB opposes further cuts to the federal crop insurance program or to Title I commodity programs. TFB urged Congressional leaders to take swift action on the cattle fever tick issue facing ranchers and landowners in the southern region of Texas. TFB advocated for additional funding to help provide adequate resources to combat the problems TFB members are facing due to the fever tick. TFB worked to include an amendment in the Senate farm bill to allow producers to use ELAP for gathering for inspection of cattle.

TFB supports and urged Congressional leaders to co-sponsor H.R. 3282, the ELD Extension Act of 2017, introduced by Rep. Brian Babin. This legislation would provide for an additional two year delay before a mandatory implementation of Electronic Logging Devices (ELD) on all American freight trucks. Under current law and regulation, the burdensome mandate would go into effect December 18, 2017.

TFB supported the passage and enactment of H.R. 428/S. 90, the Red River Gradient Boundary Survey Act which seeks to address the U.S. Bureau of Land Managements (BLM) ownership claims to a 116- mile stretch of property along the Red River region of Texas and Oklahoma. TFB has expressed longstanding concerns about the BLMs claim to property that landowners have held titles to, managed and paid taxes on for generations in many cases.

TFB supported the passage and enactment of H.R. 428/S. 90, the Red River Gradient Boundary Survey Act which seeks to address the U.S. Bureau of Land Managements (BLM) ownership claims to a 116- mile stretch of property along the Red River region of Texas and Oklahoma. TFB has expressed longstanding concerns about the BLMs claim to property that landowners have held titles to, managed and paid taxes on for generations in many cases.

TFB supported the passage and enactment of H.R. 428/S. 90, the Red River Gradient Boundary Survey Act which seeks to address the U.S. Bureau of Land Managements (BLM) ownership claims to a 116- mile stretch of property along the Red River region of Texas and Oklahoma. TFB has expressed longstanding concerns about the BLMs claim to property that landowners have held titles to, managed and paid taxes on for generations in many cases.

TFB supported the passage and enactment of H.R. 428/S. 90, the Red River Gradient Boundary Survey Act which seeks to address the U.S. Bureau of Land Managements (BLM) ownership claims to a 116- mile stretch of property along the Red River region of Texas and Oklahoma. TFB has expressed longstanding concerns about the BLMs claim to property that landowners have held titles to, managed and paid taxes on for generations in many cases.

TFB supported H.R. 5, the Regulatory Accountability Act of 2017 to solve the problem of overreaching, ill-considered government regulations that negatively impact farmers and ranchers. TFB advocated for the legislation which requires agencies to choose the lowest-cost rulemaking alternative that meets statutory objectives and requires greater opportunity for public input and vetting of critical information for rules passed by agencies. TFB supported an amendment by Rep. Collin Peterson to prohibit agencies from impartially communicating with the public in order to generate support or opposition to a proposed rule. TFB supports the passage and enactment of H.R. 953, the Reducing Regulatory Burdens Act of 2017, and S. 340, the Sensible Environmental Protection Act (SEPA) which would clarify Congressional intent regarding regulation of the use of pesticides in or near navigable waters. TFB corresponded with Members of Congress to express support for reducing duplicative and needless regulations on pesticide applicators used by agricultural producers.

TFB supported H.R. 5, the Regulatory Accountability Act of 2017 to solve the problem of overreaching, ill-considered government regulations that negatively impact farmers and ranchers. TFB advocated for the legislation which requires agencies to choose the lowest-cost rulemaking alternative that meets statutory objectives and requires greater opportunity for public input and vetting of critical information for rules passed by agencies. TFB supported an amendment by Rep. Collin Peterson to prohibit agencies from impartially communicating with the public in order to generate support or opposition to a proposed rule. TFB supports the passage and enactment of H.R. 953, the Reducing Regulatory Burdens Act of 2017, and S. 340, the Sensible Environmental Protection Act (SEPA) which would clarify Congressional intent regarding regulation of the use of pesticides in or near navigable waters. TFB corresponded with Members of Congress to express support for reducing duplicative and needless regulations on pesticide applicators used by agricultural producers.

TFB supported H.R. 5, the Regulatory Accountability Act of 2017 to solve the problem of overreaching, ill-considered government regulations that negatively impact farmers and ranchers. TFB advocated for the legislation which requires agencies to choose the lowest-cost rulemaking alternative that meets statutory objectives and requires greater opportunity for public input and vetting of critical information for rules passed by agencies. TFB supported an amendment by Rep. Collin Peterson to prohibit agencies from impartially communicating with the public in order to generate support or opposition to a proposed rule. TFB supports the passage and enactment of H.R. 953, the Reducing Regulatory Burdens Act of 2017, and S. 340, the Sensible Environmental Protection Act (SEPA) which would clarify Congressional intent regarding regulation of the use of pesticides in or near navigable waters. TFB corresponded with Members of Congress to express support for reducing duplicative and needless regulations on pesticide applicators used by agricultural producers.

TFB supported H.R. 5, the Regulatory Accountability Act of 2017 to solve the problem of overreaching, ill-considered government regulations that negatively impact farmers and ranchers. TFB advocated for the legislation which requires agencies to choose the lowest-cost rulemaking alternative that meets statutory objectives and requires greater opportunity for public input and vetting of critical information for rules passed by agencies. TFB supported an amendment by Rep. Collin Peterson to prohibit agencies from impartially communicating with the public in order to generate support or opposition to a proposed rule. TFB supports the passage and enactment of H.R. 953, the Reducing Regulatory Burdens Act of 2017, and S. 340, the Sensible Environmental Protection Act (SEPA) which would clarify Congressional intent regarding regulation of the use of pesticides in or near navigable waters. TFB corresponded with Members of Congress to express support for reducing duplicative and needless regulations on pesticide applicators used by agricultural producers.

TFB supported H.R. 5, the Regulatory Accountability Act of 2017 to solve the problem of overreaching, ill-considered government regulations that negatively impact farmers and ranchers. TFB advocated for the legislation which requires agencies to choose the lowest-cost rulemaking alternative that meets statutory objectives and requires greater opportunity for public input and vetting of critical information for rules passed by agencies. TFB supported an amendment by Rep. Collin Peterson to prohibit agencies from impartially communicating with the public in order to generate support or opposition to a proposed rule. TFB supports the passage and enactment of H.R. 953, the Reducing Regulatory Burdens Act of 2017, and S. 340, the Sensible Environmental Protection Act (SEPA) which would clarify Congressional intent regarding regulation of the use of pesticides in or near navigable waters. TFB corresponded with Members of Congress to express support for reducing duplicative and needless regulations on pesticide applicators used by agricultural producers.

TFB supported H.R. 5, the Regulatory Accountability Act of 2017 to solve the problem of overreaching, ill-considered government regulations that negatively impact farmers and ranchers. TFB advocated for the legislation which requires agencies to choose the lowest-cost rulemaking alternative that meets statutory objectives and requires greater opportunity for public input and vetting of critical information for rules passed by agencies. TFB supported an amendment by Rep. Collin Peterson to prohibit agencies from impartially communicating with the public in order to generate support or opposition to a proposed rule. TFB supports the passage and enactment of H.R. 953, the Reducing Regulatory Burdens Act of 2017, and S. 340, the Sensible Environmental Protection Act (SEPA) which would clarify Congressional intent regarding regulation of the use of pesticides in or near navigable waters. TFB corresponded with Members of Congress to express support for reducing duplicative and needless regulations on pesticide applicators used by agricultural producers.

TFB supported the passage and enactment of H.R. 428/S. 90, the Red River Gradient Boundary Survey Act which seeks to address the U.S. Bureau of Land Managements (BLM) ownership claims to a 116- mile stretch of property along the Red River region of Texas and Oklahoma. TFB has expressed longstanding concerns about the BLMs claim to property that landowners have held titles to, managed and paid taxes on for generations in many cases.

TFB supported the passage and enactment of H.R. 428/S. 90, the Red River Gradient Boundary Survey Act which seeks to address the U.S. Bureau of Land Managements (BLM) ownership claims to a 116- mile stretch of property along the Red River region of Texas and Oklahoma. TFB has expressed longstanding concerns about the BLMs claim to property that landowners have held titles to, managed and paid taxes on for generations in many cases.

TFB supported the passage and enactment of H.R. 428/S. 90, the Red River Gradient Boundary Survey Act which seeks to address the U.S. Bureau of Land Managements (BLM) ownership claims to a 116- mile stretch of property along the Red River region of Texas and Oklahoma. TFB has expressed longstanding concerns about the BLMs claim to property that landowners have held titles to, managed and paid taxes on for generations in many cases.

TFB supported the passage and enactment of H.R. 428/S. 90, the Red River Gradient Boundary Survey Act which seeks to address the U.S. Bureau of Land Managements (BLM) ownership claims to a 116- mile stretch of property along the Red River region of Texas and Oklahoma. TFB has expressed longstanding concerns about the BLMs claim to property that landowners have held titles to, managed and paid taxes on for generations in many cases.

TFB opposes H.R. 5180, the Food and Fuel Consumer Protection Act of 2016. H.R. 5180 would amend the Clean Air Act by revising the renewable fuel program, which requires transportation fuel to contain a minimum volume of renewable fuel. The legislation would require the EPA to cap the total volume of ethanol blended into the transportation fuel supply at 9.7 percent of projected gasoline demand as determined by the Energy Information Administration. TFB works to make sure similar legislation isnt introduced in 2017, as it discourages the production of renewable energy and crops used to produce renewable fuels.

TFB opposes H.R. 5180, the Food and Fuel Consumer Protection Act of 2016. H.R. 5180 would amend the Clean Air Act by revising the renewable fuel program, which requires transportation fuel to contain a minimum volume of renewable fuel. The legislation would require the EPA to cap the total volume of ethanol blended into the transportation fuel supply at 9.7 percent of projected gasoline demand as determined by the Energy Information Administration. TFB works to make sure similar legislation isnt introduced in 2017, as it discourages the production of renewable energy and crops used to produce renewable fuels

TFB opposes H.R. 5180, the Food and Fuel Consumer Protection Act of 2016. H.R. 5180 would amend the Clean Air Act by revising the renewable fuel program, which requires transportation fuel to contain a minimum volume of renewable fuel. The legislation would require the EPA to cap the total volume of ethanol blended into the transportation fuel supply at 9.7 percent of projected gasoline demand as determined by the Energy Information Administration. TFB works to make sure similar legislation isnt introduced in 2017, as it discourages the production of renewable energy and crops used to produce renewable fuels

TFB opposes H.R. 5180, the Food and Fuel Consumer Protection Act of 2016. H.R. 5180 would amend the Clean Air Act by revising the renewable fuel program, which requires transportation fuel to contain a minimum volume of renewable fuel. The legislation would require the EPA to cap the total volume of ethanol blended into the transportation fuel supply at 9.7 percent of projected gasoline demand as determined by the Energy Information Administration. TFB works to make sure similar legislation isnt introduced in 2017, as it discourages the production of renewable energy and crops used to produce renewable fuels

Texas Farm Bureau supports Congress taking action to restrict the authority of federal agencies to promote,adopt, and defend rules that are not authorized under the federal statutes. Farm Bureau supported the passage of H.R. 5, the Regulatory Accountability Act of 2017.

GMO Labeling - Texas Farm Bureau supported passage of legislation S. 764 to pre-empt state laws which would enact a patchwork of conflicting regulations related to food labeling. Agriculture needs clarity with respect to technology access that only a single, federal standard can provide.

TFB opposed S.J. Res 28 which would overturn statutorily required imported catfish inspection by the United States Department of Agriculture Food Safety Inspection Service. Instead it would transfer inspection to the Food and Drug Administration. Keeping the inspection with FSIS provides more safety to consumers and helps protect domestic production from a devastating loss of finding adulterated fish on dinner tables. TFB also opposed the misuse of the Congressional Review Act to circumvent Congressional Intent.

TFB opposed S.J. Res 28 which would overturn statutorily required imported catfish inspection by the United States Department of Agriculture Food Safety Inspection Service. Instead it would transfer inspection to the Food and Drug Administration. Keeping the inspection with FSIS provides more safety to consumers and helps protect domestic production from a devastating loss of finding adulterated fish on dinner tables. TFB also opposed the misuse of the Congressional Review Act to circumvent Congressional Intent.

Unrelated Business Income Tax - The non-profit Texas Farm Bureau receives income from its arrangement with for-profit affiliated entities. Considering the for-profit entity already pays taxes on profits as is appropriate, the U.S. tax code provides for special consideration for the non-profit. These considerations have been extended for one or two year periods through legislation. HR 1105 Death Tax Repeal Act of 2015 - Farm and ranch families need certainty their operations can be passed to future generations without fear of a debilitating tax bill. As long as the Estate Tax is in effect, Congressional action can make modifications that would expose more operations to the tax. Farm Bureau supports complete repeal of the tax.

Unrelated Business Income Tax - The non-profit Texas Farm Bureau receives income from its arrangement with for-profit affiliated entities. Considering the for-profit entity already pays taxes on profits as is appropriate, the U.S. tax code provides for special consideration for the non-profit. These considerations have been extended for one or two year periods through legislation. HR 1105 Death Tax Repeal Act of 2015 - Farm and ranch families need certainty their operations can be passed to future generations without fear of a debilitating tax bill. As long as the Estate Tax is in effect, Congressional action can make modifications that would expose more operations to the tax. Farm Bureau supports complete repeal of the tax.

Unrelated Business Income Tax - The non-profit Texas Farm Bureau receives income from its arrangement with for-profit affiliated entities. Considering the for-profit entity already pays taxes on profits as is appropriate, the U.S. tax code provides for special consideration for the non-profit. These considerations have been extended for one or two year periods through legislation. HR 1105 Death Tax Repeal Act of 2015 - Farm and ranch families need certainty their operations can be passed to future generations without fear of a debilitating tax bill. As long as the Estate Tax is in effect, Congressional action can make modifications that would expose more operations to the tax. Farm Bureau supports complete repeal of the tax.

Unrelated Business Income Tax - The non-profit Texas Farm Bureau receives income from its arrangement with for-profit affiliated entities. Considering the for-profit entity already pays taxes on profits as is appropriate, the U.S. tax code provides for special consideration for the non-profit. These considerations have been extended for one or two year periods through legislation. HR 1105 Death Tax Repeal Act of 2015 - Farm and ranch families need certainty their operations can be passed to future generations without fear of a debilitating tax bill. As long as the Estate Tax is in effect, Congressional action can make modifications that would expose more operations to the tax. Farm Bureau supports complete repeal of the tax.

Repeal of mandatory Country of Origin labeling for beef, pork and chicken. COOL must be repealed to avoid $3 billion in trade retaliation by Canada and Mexico. Such retaliation would be potentially devastating for agriculture. Supported HR 2393 and worked for its passage. Trade Promotion Authority - work in support of Congressional passage of H.R. 1314, Trade Act of 2015. Passage of fast track and trade promotion authority paves way for adoption of trade agreements that benefit agriculture.

Withdrawal of EPA Water of the U.S. (WOTUS) rule, H.R. 1732 and S. 1140 each would require EPA and Army Corps of Engineers to withdraw their proposed rule and resubmit following terms laid down by Congress. This rule could have large negative impacts on farms and ranches across Texas. Therefore, we support both efforts to force its withdrawal.

Withdrawal of EPA Waters of the U.S. (WOTUS) rule, H.R. 1732 and S. 1140 each would require EPA and Army Corps of Engineers to withdraw their proposed rule and resubmit following terms laid down by Congress. This rule could have large negative impacts on farms and ranches across Texas. Therefore, we support both efforts to force its withdrawal.

Withdrawal of EPA Water of the U.S. (WOTUS) rule, H.R. 1732 and S. 1140 each would require EPA and Army Corps of Engineers to withdraw their proposed rule and resubmit following terms laid down by Congress. This rule could have large negative impacts on farms and ranches across Texas. Therefore, we support both efforts to force its withdrawal.

Repeal of mandatory Country of Origin labeling for beef, pork and chicken. COOL must be repealed to avoid $3 billion in trade retaliation by Canada and Mexico. Such retaliation would be potentially devastating for agriculture. Supported HR 2393 and worked for its passage. The U. S. Senate has yet to act on this issue. We continue to work for resolution.

Repeal of mandatory Country of Origin labeling for beef, pork and chicken. COOL must be repealed to avoid $3 billion in trade retaliation by Canada and Mexico. Such retaliation would be potentially devastating for agriculture. Supported HR 2393 and worked for its passage. Congress repealed COOL in December 2015.

Repeal of mandatory Country of Origin labeling for beef, pork and chicken. COOL must be repealed to avoid $3 billion in trade retaliation by Canada and Mexico. Such retaliation would be potentially devastating for agriculture. Supported HR 2393 and worked for its passage. Trade Promotion Authority - work in support of Congressional passage of H.R. 1314, Trade Act of 2015. Passage of fast track and trade promotion authority paves way for adoption of trade agreements that benefit agriculture.

HR 399 Secure Borders Act & HR 1772 Legal Workforce Act - Modifications are needed to assure agriculture producers will have access to the legal workforce needed to grow and harvest a domestically produced supply of food and fiber.

HR 399 Secure Borders Act & HR 1772 Legal Workforce Act - Modifications are needed to assure agriculture producers will have access to the legal workforce needed to grow and harvest a domestically produced supply of food and fiber.

HR 399 Secure Borders Act & HR 1772 Legal Workforce Act - Modifications are needed to assure agriculture producers will have access to the legal workforce needed to grow and harvest a domestically produced supply of food and fiber.

Withdrawal of EPA Waters of the U.S. (WOTUS) rule, H.R. 1732 and S. 1140 each would require EPA and Army Corps of Engineers to withdraw their proposed rule and resubmit following terms laid down by Congress. This rule could have large negative impacts on farms and ranches across Texas. Therefore, we support both efforts to force its withdrawal.

Withdrawal of EPA Water of the U.S. (WOTUS) rule, H.R. 1732 and S. 1140 each would require EPA and Army Corps of Engineers to withdraw their proposed rule and resubmit following terms laid down by Congress. This rule could have large negative impacts on farms and ranches across Texas. Therefore, we support both efforts to force its withdrawal.

Withdrawal of EPA Water of the U.S. (WOTUS) rule, H.R. 1732 and S. 1140 each would require EPA and Army Corps of Engineers to withdraw their proposed rule and resubmit following terms laid down by Congress. This rule could have large negative impacts on farms and ranches across Texas. Therefore, we support both efforts to force its withdrawal.

HR 399 Secure Borders Act & HR 1772 Legal Workforce Act - Modifications are needed to assure agriculture producers will have access to the legal workforce needed to grow and harvest a domestically produced supply of food and fiber.

HR 399 Secure Borders Act & HR 1772 Legal Workforce Act - Modifications are needed to assure agriculture producers will have access to the legal workforce needed to grow and harvest a domestically produced supply of food and fiber.

HR 399 Secure Borders Act & HR 1772 Legal Workforce Act - Modifications are needed to assure agriculture producers will have access to the legal workforce needed to grow and harvest a domestically produced supply of food and fiber.