“The Senate’s revised farm bill text continues Congress’s ‘dessert first, spinach later’ approach to budgeting: promise savings later while spending more today,” Boccia said. Most notably, the bill still fails to restore support for families struggling with the high cost of food.” Meanwhile, several farm groups issued statements on the Boozman text. National Association of Wheat Farmers President Jamie Kress, an Idaho farmer, said, “We appreciate Chairman Boozman and the Senate Agriculture Committee for keeping this process moving and recognizing the challenges facing producers. House Agriculture Committee Chairman Glenn “GT” Thompson, R-Pa., said he was pleased that Boozman had moved forward, Politico reported.