The plight of U.S. farmers -- who are facing low crop prices, high input cost and interest rates, and consecutive natural disasters – is clearly on the minds of the Senate members, as is the current $45 billion agricultural trade deficit and failure by Congress to reauthorize the Farm Bill last year.

The were selected to implement President Trump’s America First agenda, ensuring that the needs of America’s farmers, ranchers and producers remain a top priority, the White House said.