Defund China’s labs and save America’s pets: The Farm Bill reforms Congress can’t ignore
This week, the Senate Agriculture Committee is set to debate and mark up the long-overdue Farm Bill — legislation typically associated with crop insurance, nutrition programs, and support for rural communities. But the 2026 Farm Bill also offers Congress a rare opportunity to secure other popular U.S. Recommended Stories America can’t afford Trump’s war on Iran — literally Mamdani made his case.
- ▪This week, the Senate Agriculture Committee is set to debate and mark up the long-overdue Farm Bill — legislation typically associated with crop insurance, nutrition programs, and support for rural communities.
- ▪But the 2026 Farm Bill also offers Congress a rare opportunity to secure other popular U.S.
- ▪Recommended Stories America can’t afford Trump’s war on Iran — literally Mamdani made his case.
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This week, the Senate Agriculture Committee is set to debate and mark up the long-overdue Farm Bill — legislation typically associated with crop insurance, nutrition programs, and support for rural communities. But the 2026 Farm Bill also offers Congress a rare opportunity to secure other popular U.S. Department of Agriculture reforms: defunding mad science labs in China and protecting pets from Fauci-style lab abuse.The Senate’s version of the Farm Bill — and its House companion, passed in April — commendably includes a provision prohibiting the USDA from funding animal experiments conducted in, or in collaboration with, China, Russia, Iran, North Korea, and other countries of concern. Recommended Stories America can’t afford Trump’s war on Iran — literally Mamdani made his case.
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