Washington Watch - 2023 Farm Bill – Supporting Agriculture and Food Programs for Years to Come

Strategics Consulting continues to provide invaluable insights into agricultural policy with its latest article, "2023 Farm Bill – Supporting Agriculture and Food Programs for Years to Come," published in the North Carolina Association of County Commissioners' (NCACC) County Quarterly article series Washington Watch. With the passage of the 2023 Farm Bill, Strategics Consulting offers a comprehensive analysis of the legislation's impact on agriculture and food programs, setting the stage for years of support and innovation in the industry. Leveraging its deep expertise in government affairs, Strategics Consulting examines key provisions of the bill and their implications for farmers, ranchers, and food assistance programs nationwide.

Through meticulous research and strategic foresight, Strategics Consulting's article sheds light on the Farm Bill's role in addressing pressing challenges facing the agricultural sector, such as climate resilience, food security, and rural development. By identifying opportunities for growth and improvement within the legislation, Strategics equips stakeholders with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate the evolving agricultural landscape effectively. As the Farm Bill shapes the future of agriculture and food programs, Strategics remains dedicated to providing actionable insights and strategic guidance to support the long-term success of the industry.

Amy Kirschbaum

Amy Kirschbaum began her career on Capitol Hill in the office of Congressman E. Clay Shaw, Jr. (FL). Upon leaving her post as legislative assistant in Congressman Shaw's office, Amy worked for the U.S. Congressional Sunbelt Caucus as a legislative assistant and later as the Legislative Director. In 1992, Amy moved to Oregon where she continued her career in public affairs at the Oregon Department of Transportation. Before joining Strategics Consulting, Amy was the Executive Director of the Ovarian Cancer Alliance of Oregon and SW Washington. Amy grew up in Broward County, FL, and earned a bachelor’s degree in public policy from Duke University.

Email Amy at: amy@strategics.consulting

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