Glenn Thompson
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Oct 29, 2026
Jeff NallyHOST
Senske hopes legislators return on November the 8th with a sense of compromise on ag and nutrition policy.
Steve SinskySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I have a sense, just from some of the comments that have been made, that, you know, I think G.T. Thompson, I think Chairman Bozeman on the Senate side, I think there's some willingness to find a path forward.
Steve SinskySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
My hope is that the White House will let them.
Jeff NallyHOST
And despite Tuesday's election results, Zinske says as much as 20 percent of the new Congress will be made up of new faces.
Kelsey BarnesGUEST
But being able to bring my perspective from the farm as somebody who's worked for an agricultural business, somebody who's worked for a nonprofit, and then has been in government relations within D.C. for 10 years now and has great relationships with everybody from Secretary Rollins to relationships at the Department of Energy, even though I'm a thorn in their side, they have mad respect for me and I have nothing but respect for the Department of Energy because at the end of the day, they're fighting for their people just like I'm fighting for mine.
Kelsey BarnesGUEST
But to be able to utilize those relationships also, you know, Chairman GT Thompson has been a great friend, Fitz Elder on the Synod Act Committee.
Kelsey BarnesGUEST
I generally enjoy working with all of those people who want to move the ball forward.
Kelsey BarnesGUEST
So if I'm able to utilize more public relations, utilize more citizens who are interested in agriculture and want to be part of policy and couple that with moving a policy agenda and getting your result, that's what I want to do for clients.
Dave ZalatorisHOST
It's a bipartisan act from...
Dave ZalatorisHOST
Representative Mike Kelly, Brad Schneider out of Illinois, Jeff Hurd from Colorado, John Larson from Connecticut, Josh Riley from New York, Marilyn Strickland from Washington State, and Glenn Thompson from Pennsylvania.
Dave ZalatorisHOST
What this legislation is doing, it's going to create a federal tax credit for breweries that donate their spent grain for agricultural use.
Dave ZalatorisHOST
It's designed to strengthen partnerships between breweries and farmers.
Peggy CoffeenHOST
That's what's built U.S. genetics.
Peggy CoffeenHOST
And I would say that being here at World Dairy Expo this week, some of the conversations that... that I've sat down and had, whether it was on the Tambark this morning with some of the greats telling showbox stories, whether it was with G.T. Thompson, the chair of the House Ag Committee, talking about the power of U.S. genetics and protein production and an impact on a global level.
Peggy CoffeenHOST
I mean, that's really what we're driving home is something that, much bigger than what we're talking about today, but truly that's the difference that you're making as dairymen.
Peggy CoffeenHOST
And I think that's so powerful, something to be so very, very proud of.
Jeff AllenHOST
Additionally, electronic shelf labels, quote, should be used to update prices and discounts quickly and accurately, not to change prices based on who is in the aisle, it said.
Jeff AllenHOST
House Agriculture Committee Chair Glenn G.T. Thompson joined his fellow Pennsylvania Republican Representative Mike Kelly to introduce the Brews to Barns Act, which would establish a credit against the tax imposed on beer for brewers who donate spent grain for local agriculture use.
Jeff AllenHOST
Kelly, who co-chairs the House Small Brewers Caucus, said the bill, quote, incentivizes a collaborative effort between small breweries and local farmers to strengthen local supply chains.
Jeff AllenHOST
Mark Watson, president and CEO of Brewers Association, backed the bill.
Chris StigallGUEST
Missouri doesn't have anybody representing it right now in the House Ag Committee.
Chris StigallGUEST
I spoke with G.T. Thompson most recently.
Chris StigallGUEST
He chairs that committee and talked with him about how they work on a farm bill.
Chris StigallGUEST
They got a farm bill out of the House and passed into the Senate.
Greg DoudGUEST
We've got to change the law.
Greg DoudGUEST
G.T. Thompson, House Adcommittee Chairman Thompson's Sawa bill is an excellent attempt at this.
Greg DoudGUEST
The best bill we've seen maybe ever.
Greg DoudGUEST
on this subject.
Jim WiesemeyerGUEST
That could tilt some votes, but yes.
Jim WiesemeyerGUEST
Before this program came out, Bozeman, Senate Committee Chairman, Republican from Arkansas, And G.T. Thompson, Republican from Pennsylvania, the House Ag Committee chairman, they were pushing for $17 to $17.5 billion additional farmer payments.
Jim WiesemeyerGUEST
Now, Trump wanted $11 billion, so there's your spread.
Jim WiesemeyerGUEST
This is just those fuel costs, but I'm telling you, all this, it's a lot of money, but it's still, I mean, I rankle when I see this is a bailout of farmers, and no way is this a bailout, because of all this $50 to $53 billion or more, Farmer Aid, you're still, the cost side, it's still only about 92 or 93 percent of those additional costs that we've seen.
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