The Senators urged the agencies to finalize the Bureau of Land Management’s grazing rule, reevaluate federal programs that limit grazing capacity
Expand grazing access on public and private lands for livestock producers, including by finalizing the Bureau of Land Management's grazing rule and reevaluating federal programs that limit grazing capacity.
Occurrences
Evidence
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Marshall and other senators credited recent grazing-related actions, then asked USDA and DOI to expedite finalization of the BLM grazing rule and reevaluate programs including Wild Horse and Burro, Endangered Species Act reform, and the Conservation Reserve Program that affect grazing capacity.
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The Unified Agenda lists the BLM grazing rule at the Proposed Rule Stage, describes revisions intended to increase flexibility for ranchers, and lists Final Action as To Be Determined.
Assessments
Marshall took same-term official action by joining a September 1, 2026 letter urging USDA and DOI to expedite the BLM grazing rule and reassess federal programs that constrain grazing capacity. However, the core promised outcome was not completed: the BLM grazing rule remained at the proposed-rule stage with final action still undetermined, and the cited evidence shows reevaluation requests rather than completed program changes. This supports recognizing effort, but not fulfillment.