Farmers push for relief as Congress edges toward a farm bill deal
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Farmers face high energy costs, tariffs and volatile crop prices while Congress remains deadlocked over how to craft a new farm bill; momentum is growing, with the Senate Agriculture Committee moving its bill to the full Senate and the House having already passed its version, bringing relief closer than in years despite disagreements over SNAP and other programs.
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