Briefing: Farm Subsidy Reform

Experts will brief staff on the need for farm subsidy reform and potential amendments to the Senate Farm Bill.

Speakers:

Daren Bakst

Senior Research Fellow in Agriculture Policy

Heritage Foundation

Wesley Coopersmith

Policy Director

Heritage Action for America

Caroline Kitchens

Federal Affairs Manager

R Street Institute

Josh Sewell

Senior Policy Analyst

Taxpayers for Common Sense

Moderated by Scott Faber – Environmental Working Group

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