"Ultimately, Congress has a simple choice to make: a Farm Bill that ignores the most grave threat to American farmers, and our nation’s ability to feed itself, or a Farm Bill that attempts to fix our very present climate crisis."

"The stakes could not be higher. Without sustainable practices and up-to-date information, farmers like me won’t be able to navigate a changing climate. If we don’t find smart solutions, the entire county will ultimately pay the price in the form of higher grocery bills and shortages."

"Whether it’s grant money from programs like the Environmental Quality Incentives Program, which supports farmers who want to make their operations more sustainable, or Regional Climate Hubs that provide us with high-quality environmental research, small farmers rely on these resources to keep our businesses up and running. Without them, it won’t just be farmers that suffer. It will be everyone who counts on healthy food on their grocery shelves and a healthy planet to grow it on."

"The 2023 Farm Bill is an immense opportunity for Florida. The $20 billion for conservation is the largest investment in working lands conservation since the Dust Bowl. Delivering necessary funding to these programs is crucial to conserving lands so our children and their children have a chance to enjoy them."

"Indiana is known for our farming, and many farmers throughout the state already embrace wildlife friendly techniques in their operations. The farm bill can be used to help further enshrine these practices that have been shown to increase yields while helping to reduce pollution and increase wildlife habitat, a win-win for Hoosier farmers and wildlife."

"Congress often has to make difficult decisions about what to fund, but this is not one of them. This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to fundamentally improve conservation practices around the country."

"If we want to ensure that farmers, ranchers and foresters of the future can meet the needs of the moment, we need to engage now to ensure the resources that make our way of life possible can endure."

"If we want to strengthen our agricultural producers, protect our fish and game habitats, and ensure continued recreation, we need to recognize the seriousness of the moment. We need to demonstrate our commitment to the cause. And we need to invest in the solutions that are crucial to sustainable agriculture, wildlife and recreation across our state."

"Ample investment in these programs is crucial to protecting lands, waters and wildlife for sportsmen, while fighting climate change, supporting rural communities, and ensuring a sustainable environment."

"Within the upcoming Farm Bill is some funding for vital conservation programs that provide incentives for farmers and landowners to protect high-priority farm lands, improve water quality, enhance wildlife habitat, and much more. As environmental challenges increase, it is more important than ever that conservation funding is maintained or increased in the next Farm Bill, so that farmers can get the support they want and need."

"Good land stewardship can make a real difference when it comes to protecting water resources. And it’s increasingly clear that we are going to have to change the ways that we conserve our lands. Thankfully, we already have programs in place to do that."

"Congress has an opportunity to make the largest investment in conservation since the Dust Bowl. Delivering necessary funding to these conservation programs is a viable pathway to addressing climate change while supporting farmers, landowners, and rural communities."

"Programs dedicated to habitat, soil and water help resolve resource concerns and enable sustainable practices that aren’t only beneficial for landowners, but for hunters and anglers, hikers, and everyone else who enjoys North Dakota’s natural beauty."