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Why the 2013 Farm Bill and Federal
  Funding Matter to Community Food
              Systems
A webinar co-sponsored by the
eXtension Community, Local and Regional Food Systems CoP &
the Community and Regional Food Systems Project
extension.org




   Community, Local & Regional
        Food Systems
         A new eXtension Community of Practice

              Watch for our public page launch soon!
                       www.extension.org

                   This is the second webinar in our webinar series.
Past & future webinars will be posted on eXtensions CLRFS page (once launched), and at:
                               https://learn.extension.org/
extension.org



 Are you interested in food systems?
 Join educators and practitioners in a national discussion
 and collaboration.
                Go to: http://people.extension.org
                Click Communities and join our group.
         Note: those with a University or Extension e-mail can join by getting an eXtension ID
                 Others, please e-mail slezberg@wisc.edu to request to join the group




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Search: Community, Local & Regional Food Systems
Fan page: https://www.facebook.com/ExtensionsCommunityLocalRegionalFoodSystems
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Community & Regional Food Systems Project
            Evaluating Innovation and Promoting Success in
                Community and Regional Food Systems
Research, education, outreach, & advocacy to address food security in urban areas

Web-site: http://www.community-food.org/
Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/crfsproject
Welcome to the Webinar  April 4, 2013
               eXtension Community, Local & Regional Food Systems CoP
                     Community & Regional Food Systems Project


Agenda:
2:002:05: Sharon Lezberg  History & Introduction

2:052:40: Why the 2013 Farm Bill and Federal Funding Matter to Community Food
Systems. Margaret Krome and Ferd Hoefner

2:402:45: National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition (NSAC)s engagement on social
justice and diversity. Lydia Villlanueva

2:453:00: Questions & Responses, facilitated by Lydia Villanueva
???s

 Please write your name, organization, and state in the
  chat box
 Write questions or comments in the chat box
 Lydia Villanueva will collect questions and facilitate a
  Q&A as the last portion of the program
Farm Bill 2013 and Federal Funding: Why These Matter to Community Food Systems
The Farm Bill, Budget and Appropriations:
       What Are The Differences?
Farm Bill 2013 and Federal Funding: Why These Matter to Community Food Systems
The Federal Budget Process is
          Annual
What kind of funding gets
       decided?

Entitlement?
Mandatory?
Discretionary?
Farm Bill 2013 and Federal Funding: Why These Matter to Community Food Systems
The Farm Bill
The Farm Bill: Why Do We Care?
Breakdown of 2011 Federal Budget

                    Soci al Securi ty
  Medi care &       21%          Farm Bi l l
  Medi cai d                                       Heal th &
                                 2%
  21%                                              Human
                                                   Servi ces
                                                   2%

    Mi l i tary                     Educati on
    25%                             2%
                   Other          HUD
                   26%            1%


             Source: Congressional Budget Office
2008 Farm Bill Projected Costs
      2008-2012
Local Farms, Food, and Jobs Act
Beginning Farmer
      & Rancher
 Opportunity Act
Farm Bill 2013 and Federal Funding: Why These Matter to Community Food Systems
Crop Insurance,
Direct Payments
         Reform
Mandatory Fund
  for Conservat
         Progra




             USDA NRCS
Farm Bill Timeline?
Farm Bill 2013 and Federal Funding: Why These Matter to Community Food Systems
FY14 Appropriations &
       CRFS
Sustainable Agriculture
Research & Education
       Program
Conservation
Value Added Producer Program
Oppose Legislative Riders
That undermine rules to support   That put biotech companies above
fair livestock markets            normal judicial process
 GIPSA  Fair Livestock
  Markets
Credit Programs
Whats The Farm Bill Process?
 Bill Introduced in House       Bill Introduced in Senate
 House Agriculture Committee    Senate Agriculture Committee
   (Subcommittee Action?)          (Subcommittee Action?)
 Committee Vote, Report         Committee Vote, Report
 Full House Debate              Full Senate Debate
  (potential amendments)          (potential amendments)
 Final passage                  Final passage

           House-Senate Conference Negotiation

                   President signs or vetoes
Whats the Appropriations
         Legislative Process?
 House Appropriations         Senate Appropriations
  Agriculture Subcommittee      Agriculture Subcommittee
  Members priorities,         Members priorities
 Subcommittee mark-up         Subcommittee mark-up
 Committee Vote, Report       Committee Vote, Report
 Full House Debate            Full Senate Debate
  (Limits to amendments)        (Limits to amendments)
 Final passage                Final passage

           House-Senate Conference Negotiation

                 President signs or vetoes
Raise your hand if you think this
orderly, cyclical plan is how the
     process always works
This years Farm
Bill, Budget, and
Appropriations
    processes
This Is Important to Me,
  This Is Important to Me,
  How Do IIGet Involved?
   How Do Get Involved?
This Is
Important To
Me.
How Do I Get
Involved?
Who to Contact to Get Involved?




http://sustainableagriculture.net/take-action/ | http://www.michaelfields.org/contact-us/
Farm Bill 2013 and Federal Funding: Why These Matter to Community Food Systems
To Contact Todays Presenters




               Ferd Hoefner Margaret Krome               Lydia Villanueva

fhoefner@sustainableagriculture.n mkrome@sbcglobal.net   casa1@wtrt.net
                               et
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