Increased Funding to Protect US Livestock from Foreign Animal Diseases until 2028.
This bill reauthorizes and increases funding for federal programs dedicated to preventing, monitoring, and rapidly responding to foreign animal diseases. By securing the health of livestock and poultry, this legislation helps stabilize food prices and ensures the continued safety and availability of the US food supply for consumers. The programs are extended for five years, covering fiscal years 2024 through 2028, with higher annual budgets.
Key points
Animal health protection and rapid response programs are reauthorized and extended through fiscal year 2028.
Annual funding for specific prevention and surveillance activities is increased from $30 million to $45 million for the 2024-2028 period.
The legislation ensures continued federal efforts to safeguard the agricultural economy and maintain stable food supplies.
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