The strongest version of this narrative highlights the urgent need for agricultural policy reform amid economic and environmental pressures, with both parties acknowledging the stakes—low commodity prices, high input costs, and trade instability—while grappling with partisan divides. The Senate’s emphasis on bipartisan cooperation (e.g., Boozman’s 60-vote threshold) contrasts with the House’s more contentious path, where pesticide protections threaten to fracture Republican unity. The inclusion ...