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 Agricultural Appropriations and Farm Bills
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Department of Agriculture Appropriation1945
Department of Agriculture Appropriation, 19461945
Agriculture Department Appropriation, 19471946
Agriculture Department Appropriation, 19471946
Agriculture Department Appropriation1947
Agriculture Department Appropriation1947
Agricultural Act Of 19481948
Agriculture1948
Agricultural Act Of 19491949
Agriculture1949
Agriculture1951
Agriculture1952
Agriculture1953
Agriculture1954
Agriculture1955
Agriculture Funds1956
Agriculture Funds1957
Agricultural Act of 19581958
Agriculture Funds1958
Agriculture Funds1959
Agriculture Funds1960
Agriculture Funds1961
Agriculture Funds1962
Agriculture Funds1963
Fiscal 1963 Farm Supplemental1963
Agriculture Funds1964
Cotton Highlights Four-Year Farm Bill1965
Agriculture Funds1966
Agriculture Funds1967
Agriculture Funds1968
Agriculture Appropriations1969
1970 Agricultural Act Cleared After 16-Month Debate1970
Congress Appropriates $8.1 Billion For Agriculture1970
Funds Approved for Agriculture, Consumer Protection1971
Agriculture-Environment Funds: $13.4-Billion for 19731972
Agriculture-Environment-Consumer Funds: $9.9-Billion1973
Omnibus Farm Bill: New Target Price System Voted1973
Agriculture Funds1974
Presidential Address: Ford on Agriculture Appropriations1974
Congress Votes $11-Billion for Farm Programs1975
House Sustains Veto of Emergency Farm Bill1975
Agriculture Appropriations1976
Agriculture Appropriations1977
Agriculture Appropriations1978
Pared-Down Emergency Farm Bill Enacted1978
Agriculture Funds1979
Agriculture Appropriations1980
Agriculture Appropriations1981
New Farm Bill Clears by Two-Vote Margin1981
$34 Billion Voted for Farm, Food Programs1982
Agriculture Funding Included in Stopgap Bill1983
Farm Program Funds Included In Stopgap Bill1984
Farm Bill Granted a Limited ‘Win’ to All Sides1985
Stopgap Bill Had $36.3 Billion for Agriculture1985
1985 Farm Bill Changes1986
Agriculture Appropriations Total $45.2 Billion1986
Agriculture, Food Programs Given $56 Billion1987
Agriculture Spending Avoids Controversy1988
Agriculture Spending Bill Equals $39.5 Billion1989
Farm Program Changes1989
Congress Enacts Lean Farm Package1990
Agriculture Funded at $60.5 Billion1992
$3.2 Billion Cut From Agriculture Programs1993
Entitlement Programs Mold Agriculture Bill1993
Agriculture Funds Drop $3 Billion1994
Agriculture Bill Passes with Ease1995
Congress Works on Pieces of Broad Farm Bill1995
Plan to Cut Farm Programs Stalls1995
Agriculture Programs Stay the Course1996
Farm Bill Provisions1996
FDA Reform Slows Agriculture Bill1997
Farm Aid Rift Prompts Veto, Forces Agriculture Bill Into Year-End Spending Package1998
Putting Differences Aside, Lawmakers Clear $69 Billion Agriculture Spending Bill1999
Agriculture Spending Bill Sparks Fiery Debate On International Sanctions2000
Drug Plan Cut From Agriculture Bill2001
Farm Bill Delayed a Year2001
'02 Farm Bill Revives Subsidies2002
Farm Subsidy Fight Put Off2002
Provisions of the Farm Bill2002
Agriculture Bill Carries Omnibus2003
Fiscal Year 2003: Agriculture2003
Some Fallow Times for Agriculture2004
Congress Delays Food-Labeling Rule2005
Chambers' Differences Unresolved2006
Bush Prevails on Cuba, Drug Imports2007
Work Begins on New Farm Bill; Conference Put Off Until 20082007
Extra Spending for Food Programs2008
Following a Protracted Money Fight, Farm Bill Enacted Over Bush Veto2008
Spending in Farm Bill Prompts Veto2008
Bush Also Rejects Revised Farm Bill2008
Farm Programs, Food Stamps Grow2009
Agriculture Funds OK'd in Minibus2011
Farm Law Gets One-Year Extension After Five-Year Bill Meets Opposition2012
Nutrition, FDA Get Small Increases2013
Sharp Partisan Divide on Food Aid Impedes Conference on Farm Bill2013
Agriculture Spending is Trimmed2015
Agriculture: More Farm Spending, Fewer Rules2016