Farm Bill passes in the US House, could face complications in Senate 

The US House of Representatives passed a New Farm Bill last week by a bipartisan vote of 224-200, and the bill will now move to the Senate where it will need 60 votes to move forward. However, the bill may face complications in the U.S. Senate. Policy Solutions President Jay Truitt talks more about these potential complications. 

Truitt also explains how this could affect farm policy moving forward, especially when it comes to the traditional farm bill coalition. 

For more agricultural news and programming, tune into the Farm and Field Show on Wednesday afternoons on KRJB 106.5 FM. 

Audio from the Red River Farm Network