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Recent Press Releases
- Release: Coalition Urges Congress to Bolster Domestic Markets, Fund Local and Regional Food Procurement in Farmer Relief Package
- Release: FY2027 USDA Budget Proposal is a Historic Setback for Farmers and Rural Communities
- Release: Cynthia Hayes Memorial Scholarship Now Accepting Applications
- Comment: NSAC Condemns USDA’s Withdrawal of Support For Next Generation Farmers
- Release: USDA Halts Rural Energy Efficiency Investments
- Comment: Without Investments and Reforms, House Bill Rings Hollow
- Comment: In Moment of Need, House Farm Bill Underdelivers with Empty Promises
- Release: Farmers and Advocates Converge in DC for NSAC Lobby Day
- Release: 500 Farmers Urge Congress to Act Amid Growing Farm Crisis
- Comment: Farm Assistance Framework Signals Need and Opportunity to Build More Robust Support
- Release: Congressional Members Reintroduce Legislation that Creates Fairer Competition, Advances Environmental Health, and Protects Workers
- Joint Release: Fleeting Relief for Some Farmers, But ‘Bridge’ Payments Lack Long-Term Solutions
- Release: Farm Bill Extension, USDA Funding Bill Underwhelm
- Release: NSAC Presses for More Details, Better Process on USDA Reorganization
- Comment: NSAC Laments Government Shutdown as It Harms Farmers, Halts Progress
- Release: Over 500 Farmers Rally Behind the Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education Program
- Release: Nearly 600 Groups Deliver Joint Letter to Congress Urging a Strong and Fair Farm Bill
- Release: NSAC Welcomes the Reintroduction of the Bicameral Capital for Beginning Farmers and Ranchers Act
- Release: Bipartisan House Bill Connects Local Farmers to Food Insecure Communities
- Comment: Without Input from Farmers and Experts, USDA Reorganization Would Close Offices and Lead to Staff Reductions