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U.S. Secretary of
Agriculture
Tom Vilsack |
Farm Bill
2008
The farm bill,
also known as the Farm Security and Rural Investment Act, is
the most influential piece of legislation that affects
agriculture in America. A new farm bill is re-authorized
every five years, directing farm program policy including
conservation. Also known as Title II, conservation is one of
ten titles that make up the omnibus legislation. Farm
bill conservation programs help producers comply with
federal and state environmental rules, enhance soil and
water quality, improve wildlife habitat, protect
agricultural and grass lands and provide various other
benefits.

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