A Bipartisan Push on China Is at Risk of Falling Apart Alongside the Farm Bill

Members of Congress from both parties are watching their priorities on China slip away as part of a faltering Farm Bill renewal. And there’s not much they can do about it besides wait for next year.

“It doesn’t look like we’re gonna get a Farm Bill,” Sen. Chuck Grassley said Wednesday. “All these add-ons we have … [that] I want to vote on, we won’t have a chance this year.”

One of those provisions would increase transparency on foreign ownership of U.S. land.