The 2018 Farm Bill expired for the second time in September 2024, and while a December patch extended some programs, meaningful legislative progress appears remote.
Historically a bipartisan effort, the Farm Bill now faces hurdles due to heightened political divisions in Congress. The lack of legislative consensus casts uncertainty over key provisions affecting agricultural exports.
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