Yes, according to the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy

Yes, according to the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy
The National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition’s Farming for the Future: A Sustainable Agriculture Agenda for the 2012 Farm Bill [PDF] presents a comprehensive policy agenda that is focused on creating a healthier and more sustainble world for all.
How can I ever understand a 1,000+ page complex, omnibus piece of legislation?
The U.S Farm Bill is a complex bill passed by the U.S. Congress every 5-7 years. The Farm Bill contains billions of dollars in funds for agricultural subsidies and farm relief programs, hunger relief and emergency food aid, environmental conservation programs, and many other government programs. It is the major source of U.S. agricultural policy; some have suggested that the Bill be called the Food Bill, because it impacts everything we eat. Learn more and sign the Jewish Petition for a Just Farm Bill.
Together we can create a healthier, more sustainable food system for all.
Congress’ Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction has to produce a plan to reduce the deficit by $1.5 trillion by Nov 23rd.