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{{Organization | {{Organization | ||
|OrganizationName=APHIS Specialty Crops Farm Bill Alliance | |OrganizationName=APHIS Specialty Crops Farm Bill Alliance | ||
|OrganizationType=Advocacy Groups | |OrganizationType=Advocacy Groups | ||
|Mission= | |Mission=Advocate for Farm Bill policies enhancing U.S. specialty crop competitiveness, sustainability, markets, supporting fruits, veggies, nuts, nursery needs | ||
|Services=Advocacy; Policy recommendations; Industry representation | |Services=Advocacy; Policy recommendations; Industry representation | ||
}} | }} | ||
'''APHIS Specialty Crops Farm Bill Alliance''' is a collaborative group aimed at influencing U.S. agricultural policy through the Farm Bill to benefit specialty crop producers. It works to secure funding, research, and market access improvements for these crops, which are critical to American agriculture's diversity and health. | '''APHIS Specialty Crops Farm Bill Alliance''' is a collaborative group aimed at influencing U.S. agricultural policy through the Farm Bill to benefit specialty crop producers. It works to secure funding, research, and market access improvements for these crops, which are critical to American agriculture's diversity and health. | ||