The bill creates a three‑year Congressional Commission on Agriculture (AgriCom) made up of ten legislators and three senior government officials. Its job is to assess the whole agriculture and fisheries sector, identify problems, and propose concrete reforms, including changes to the Department of Agriculture and how services are delivered by local governments. The Commission will report its findings to Congress and will be funded through the next General Appropriation Act.
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