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Democrats on the House Agriculture Committee are eager to bolster money for climate and disaster relief in farm bill talks next year after extreme weather devastated farms across large swaths of the country.
It might be one of their best chances to significantly increase funding for agriculture-related climate programs after Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) said he won’t vote for the current version of Democrats’ $1.7 trillion climate and social
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