Proposed

Mandate’s top priority is defending American agriculture against Biden food-system transformation: denounce climate-over-productivity framing, leave U.N. sustainable-food schemes, announce principles by EO, remove transformation language from USDA sites, and review imposed practices.

Proposed

Mandate says USDA should refrain from §5 discretionary CCC spending and Congress should repeal or tightly limit that authority as an appropriations slush fund used for trade aid, COVID, and climate-smart programs.

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Mandate champions legislation repealing the federal sugar program and ideally ARC/PLC, prohibiting same-year ARC/PLC plus indemnity stacking, and cutting taxpayer crop-insurance premium subsidies toward ≤50% (citing CBO 47%/40% options).

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Mandate demands White House pressure for open farm-bill process and legislatively separating agricultural programs from SNAP/nutrition on different reauthorization timelines to end logrolling.

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Mandate would transfer SNAP, WIC, school meals, and other FNS means-tested programs to HHS so all anti-poverty programs sit in one department, eliminating FNS at USDA.

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Mandate restores Trump ABAWD waiver rule, tightens general work-requirement guidance, finalizes BBCE loophole closure, re-evaluates Biden’s Thrifty Food Plan benefit surge, and eliminates heat-and-eat utility loopholes via standardized allowances.

Proposed

Mandate would promulgate a CEP rule barring subset school grouping, work with Congress to eliminate CEP, bar summer meals for non-summer-school students, and reject universal free school meals expansions.

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Mandate says farmers should not be paid broadly not to farm and that USDA should work with Congress to eliminate the overbroad Conservation Reserve Program.

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Mandate seeks to remove NRCS authority to prescribe farm practices for program eligibility in favor of local SWCD plans, devolve wetlands/erodible rules to states, and limit/prohibit new permanent USDA easements.

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Mandate promotes legislation (e.g., New Markets for State-Inspected Meat and Poultry Act) removing barriers so state-inspected products meeting equal-to federal standards can ship interstate.

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Mandate calls marketing orders and checkoffs compelled-speech cartels: reject new ones, eliminate when possible, ease termination, bar volume controls, seek congressional elimination, and require votes at least every five years that USDA must honor.

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Mandate says FAS should focus on trade-barrier removal, not subsidizing private export marketing, and should push legislation repealing MAP and similar market-development programs.

Proposed

Mandate urges USDA to counter biotech scare tactics, remove approval barriers, repeal the federal GE labeling law while maintaining federal preemption, and use USTR tools against foreign GE bans.

Proposed

Mandate rejects reliance on unplanned wildfire as management, pushes thinning/deadwood removal, higher timber sales, and building on EO 13855 to cut NEPA/ESA obstacles to fuel reduction.

Proposed

Mandate prefers repealing Dietary Guidelines entirely; minimally reforms process for transparency, prevents environmental/climate mission creep, and seeks to codify nutrition-only scope because guidelines drive school meals.