House resolution urges support for organic farms, gardens and farmers markets
A 2009 House resolution supports organic farming and farmers markets, symbolic support for the farm and harvest link but no funding or binding action was attach
By Foodie Pundit Newsroom - Published - Section: Policy Regulation
Key points
- This 2009 House resolution says Congress should encourage organic farming and farmers markets, but it is nonbinding.
- The record touches the farm and harvest link, it is about how food is grown and where it is first sold.
- No money or lobbying disclosures are listed on this file, the record shows none disclosed.
- The House Agriculture Committee is the named gatekeeper, the file shows a latest action date of May 19, 2009.
- If you want real changes, watch for follow up bills, hearings, or appropriations, this resolution alone does not change prices.
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