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To require the Secretary of Agriculture to develop a strategy to increase opportunities to utilize livestock grazing as a means of wildfire risk reduction.
If you graze livestock on federal or surrounding lands, this proposal would require USDA to develop a strategy to expand grazing opportunities for wildfire-risk reduction, but it does not yet change your access.
Flood Protection and Infrastructure Resilience Act of 2025
If you live downstream of an aging USDA-built watershed dam in a lower-income rural county, this bill would make it easier for your local sponsor to pay for repairs without raising the local share.
Cybersecurity for Rural Water Systems Act
If you operate a small rural water or wastewater system, this bill would provide for USDA specialist assistance to assess cybersecurity vulnerabilities and strengthen digital defenses if enacted.
Subsistence Management Regulations for Public Lands in Alaska-2026-27 and 2027-28 Subsistence Taking of Wildlife Regulations
If you hunt or trap under federal subsistence rules on Alaska public lands, your seasons, bag limits, and allowed methods for 2026–28 are set by this rule.
Rural Housing Service Reform Act of 2025
If you rely on USDA rural housing loans or rental assistance, this bill has only been introduced and would not change any program unless it advances through committee.
Single Family Housing Guaranteed Loan Program-Income Producing Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) Provisions
If you are buying or building a home in a USDA-eligible rural area, you can now get a USDA-guaranteed loan on a property that includes a rental accessory dwelling unit.
Administrative Site Leases
If you live near a Forest Service office or work center, that site can now be leased to a private developer or local government under a streamlined process rather than a special-use permit.
Catastrophic Wildfire Prevention Act of 2013
If you own or rent a home near national forest or BLM land, this bill would not have changed anything because it never became law.
Sustainable Agriculture Research Act
If you farm and watch USDA research priorities, this bill would steer AGARDA toward climate-resilient crops, soil water retention, carbon storage, on-farm energy, and precision ag — but adds no new funding.
Unleashing American Energy and Economic Prosperity; Rural Energy for America Program (REAP)
If you are a farm or rural small business planning to apply for a REAP grant, you now have to build and operate the project yourself first and submit a year of actual production or savings data before you can be considered for funding.
Farm to Fly Act of 2024
If you develop sustainable aviation fuel, this bill would expand USDA research and loan support for the sector if enacted.
Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program Improvement Act of 2024
If you participate in CREP, this bill proposed changes to eligible practices and payments but did not advance beyond committee referral, so it did not change your program terms.
Air Quality Plan; Arizona; Agricultural Best Management Practices Rules for the West Pinal County PM10 Nonattainment Area
If you farm or run a livestock operation in West Pinal County, Arizona, this proposal would make specific dust-control practices federally enforceable rather than voluntary.
Bacillus amyloliquefaciens strain AT-332; Exemption From the Requirement of a Pesticide Tolerance
If you grow food or feed crops, products containing Bacillus amyloliquefaciens strain AT-332 can be applied without a residue limit as long as label directions are followed.
Dimethyl Sulfoxide in Pesticide Formulations; Exemptions From the Requirement of a Tolerance
If you formulate or use EPA-registered pesticides, DMSO can now be included as a solvent inert without triggering a residue tolerance on treated crops, produce, animals, or food-contact surfaces.
Phosphatidylcholine in Pesticide Formulations; Exemption From the Requirement for a Tolerance
If you work on wildlife contraceptive pesticide formulations for deer, pigs, raccoons, or cattle, you can now use phosphatidylcholine as a carrier without needing a food-residue tolerance.
Agricultural Management Assistance Act of 2026
If you farm in one of the 16 AMA-eligible states, this bill would raise your maximum AMA payments to $200,000 over five years and add soil health, composting, and food-safety certification to the list of practices it can cover.
Hazardous Materials: Harmonization With International Standards
If you ship hazardous materials internationally, this proposal would update U.S. shipping names, packaging, air-quantity limits, and vessel stowage rules to match the latest international standards.
Update and Clarification of the Passenger Facility Charge Regulations
If you manage airport capital projects, this proposal would expand eligible uses of Passenger Facility Charge funding and change FAA review timelines.
New Markets for State-Inspected Meat and Poultry Act of 2023
If you sell state-inspected meat or poultry, this proposal would expand interstate sales eligibility for products meeting federal standards, but its introduction does not change your current sales permissions.
U.S. Swine Health Improvement Plan Act of 2026
If you raise pigs commercially, this bill would create a national animal-health certification program you could participate in — but it has only been referred to committee.
A bill to specify that States may waive requirements relating to commerical driver's licenses under chapter 313 of title 49, United States Code, with respect to certain farm vehicles, and for other purposes.
If you operate custom harvesting equipment or work for a farm-related service industry, this bill did not become law and federal CDL requirements continued to apply.
Irrigation Subsidy Reduction Act of 2005
If you farm on federal Reclamation water, this 2005 bill would have cut off below-cost pricing for operations grossing over $500,000, but it never advanced past committee.
A bill to amend the Merchant Marine Act to extend the Great Lakes Set Aside for the duration of the increase in the cargo preference.
If you work at a Great Lakes port handling food-aid grain shipments, this bill would lock in your 1984 share of that cargo for as long as the cargo preference increase remains in effect.
White Oak Resilience Act of 2024
If you own land with white oak trees, this bill proposes federal research and collaborative management initiatives aimed at sustaining those populations, but introduction alone creates no new program or requirement.
Aquatic Restoration and Conservation Act
If you work on stream, wetland, or fish-habitat restoration funded through federal programs, this bill has only been introduced and referred to committee — no new authority or money is available yet.
Wildfire Emergency Act of 2026
If you live in a wildfire-prone area, this bill has been introduced but not enacted and changes nothing about current federal wildfire programs.
NRCS Wetland Compliance and Appeals Reform Act
If you are a landowner appealing an NRCS wetland determination, this bill proposes changes to the appeals process, but its introduction alone does not change your current procedures.
Timber Harvesting Restoration Act of 2024
If you harvest timber on federal forest lands, this proposal has not changed your harvesting permissions or requirements.
Sodium Salt of Acifluorfen; Pesticide Tolerance
If you grow sugar beets, you can now use sodium salt of acifluorfen as a herbicide and sell the crop so long as residues stay at or below EPA's new limit.
Right-to-Ride Livestock on Federal Land Act of 2005
If you ride horses or use pack stock on national parks, forests, refuges, or BLM land, this 2005 bill would have made it harder for agencies to close those areas — but it never became law.
Promoting Natural Gas and Electric Vehicles Act of 2010
If you were counting on the 2010 bill's DOE rebates to help convert a vehicle to natural gas or buy a plug-in car, those programs never became law.
TRIP Act
If you visit congested national parks or wildlife refuges, this bill would set up a dedicated federal program to fund shuttles and other alternative transportation at those sites.
Marine Emergency Protocol and Hull Requirement Act of 2008
If you operate a cargo ship calling at U.S. ports, this 2008 proposal — which never became law — would have required double-hulled fuel tanks and subjected your vessel to direct Coast Guard sector commander control during declared emergencies.