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Boozman takes charge of agriculture committee

Jan 08, 2025
By Farms.com

Senator Boozman to support farmers in key leadership role

U.S. Senator John Boozman has been appointed Chairman of the Senate Agriculture Committee for the 119th Congress. This position enables him to shape the committee’s agenda and address key challenges facing American farmers and ranchers.

“It is an honor to serve as Chairman of the Senate Agriculture Committee,” Boozman stated. “There are many pressing needs of agriculture producers that we will work to address, including passing a farm bill that provides farmers and ranchers the policies and support they desperately need to continue feeding, clothing and fueling the world.”

Boozman’s agenda will focus on supporting hardworking farm families by creating fair and transparent regulations and strengthening rural communities. As Chairman, he will lead the committee’s efforts to draft the next farm bill and implement measures to benefit farmers and ranchers.

Previously, Boozman served as the committee’s Ranking Member during the 117th and 118th Congresses. During this time, he collaborated with colleagues across party lines to improve food assistance programs and modernize USDA’s summer meals initiative.

Boozman also worked to secure economic support for producers, expanded export opportunities for U.S. agriculture, and gathered feedback from stakeholders in over 20 states.

Boozman’s leadership will emphasize collaboration and innovation to meet the needs of the agricultural community and rural America effectively.


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