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Daybreak March 21: Cammack calls reconciliation farm bill ‘absolutely feasible’

03/21/25 11:39 AM By Philip Brasher, Lydia Johnson, Oliver Ward, Noah Wicks, and Rebekah Alvey

A Republican on the House Agriculture Committee, Florida Rep. Kat Cammack, says it’s “absolutely feasible” to put parts of the farm bill in a budget reconciliation measure, but that it probably couldn't happen until fiscal 2026.

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After three hurricanes hit her Florida district in 13 months, Rep. Kat Cammack, R-Fla., overviews recovery efforts and the possibility to embed USDA staff in FEMA to assist with future disasters. She also discusses the potential for including farm bill elements in budget reconciliation, saying it is “absolutely feasible.”

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