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This bill matters because it extends a program focused on making American agriculture stronger and more sustainable for the future. If this bill passes, federal support for research into crop and livestock genetics will continue, aiming to create more resilient plants and animals that can better withstand diseases, pests, and changing climates. This means farmers could have better tools to produce food efficiently, which is vital for the country's food security and the economic well-being of rural communities.
If the bill does not pass, the Genome to Phenome Initiative would lose its legal authorization after 2023 (as per the previous law). This could halt important ongoing research that might otherwise lead to breakthroughs in food production, impacting farmers' ability to adapt to future challenges and potentially affecting food prices and availability for consumers.
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This bill matters because it extends a program focused on making American agriculture stronger and more sustainable for the future. If this bill passes, federal support for research into crop and livestock genetics will continue, aiming to create more resilient plants and animals that can better withstand diseases, pests, and changing climates. This means farmers could have better tools to produce food efficiently, which is vital for the country's food security and the economic well-being of rural communities.
If the bill does not pass, the Genome to Phenome Initiative would lose its legal authorization after 2023 (as per the previous law). This could halt important ongoing research that might otherwise lead to breakthroughs in food production, impacting farmers' ability to adapt to future challenges and potentially affecting food prices and availability for consumers.
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