He's steadfast in his push to secure the southern border, expand workforce development opportunities, and empower Ohio and America’s farmers and rural communities.
Empower Ohio and America's farmers and rural communities.
Occurrences
I have been focused on delivering an updated Farm Bill that works for both Ohio’s agriculture industry and consumers.
I rise in strong support of the Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2026.
I am asking Congress to join the hardworking men and women who feed, fuel, and clothe our country in supporting this farm bill.
I yield 1 1/2 minutes to the gentleman from Oklahoma (Mr. Lucas)... Mr. Lucas. ... the policies in this bill will affect you. This bill will ensure that American farmers can continue to raise the food and fiber that ultimately finds its way into your home, and it will ensure that the next generation can continue that legacy.
H.R. 7567 – Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2026
Evidence
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As a member of the House Committee on Agriculture, I have been focused on delivering an updated Farm Bill that works for both Ohio’s agriculture industry and consumers. Additionally, I am working to peel back burdensome regulations and taxes that hamper our agriculture industry and family farms, expand market access for Ohio’s agricultural products, and defend America’s food security from foreign adversaries and bad-faith actors.
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Miller reintroduced the Farm to Fly Act to create new, robust markets for American agricultural products and strengthen domestic energy resources. The bill would foster the development of Sustainable Aviation Fuels within existing USDA programs, allow for greater collaboration, and ensure USDA’s SAF definitions reflect eligibility for American agricultural crops. Miller said the bill will provide access to new markets for farmers, drive rural economic development, and strengthen domestic energy resources.
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The office says Miller is focused on an updated Farm Bill for Ohio agriculture and consumers, reducing burdensome regulations and taxes, expanding market access for Ohio agricultural products, and defending food security from foreign adversaries.
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Miller reintroduced the Farm to Fly Act, which he said would create new markets for American agricultural products, support sustainable aviation fuels in USDA programs, and drive rural economic development.
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Congress.gov lists H.R. 1 as becoming Public Law No. 119-21 on July 4, 2025. Its public-law summary says Title I addresses Department of Agriculture programs, including extensions of 2018 farm bill programs, AGI-waiver changes for certain USDA disaster and conservation benefits, farm-bill baseline funding for ACEP, EQIP, CSP, and RCPP, funding for agricultural research, advanced biofuels, specialty crops, organic programs, animal health, sheep marketing, wool, and citrus disease programs.
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The House Clerk records Roll Call 190 on July 3, 2025, for H.R. 1, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, on the motion to concur in the Senate amendment. The vote status was Passed, 218-214, and the vote table lists Miller (OH), Republican, Ohio, voting Aye.
Assessments
Miller's broad promise to empower farmers and rural communities has evidence of same-term partial delivery. H.R. 1 became Public Law 119-21 on July 4, 2025 with USDA, farm bill extension, conservation, research, specialty crop, biofuel, and producer-support provisions, and Miller voted Aye on the final House passage. He also pursued related legislative work such as the Farm to Fly Act and maintained agriculture priorities through his office. However, the claim is broad and the evidence does not show full fulfillment across Ohio and America's farmers and rural communities, so partial credit is more appropriate than delivered.
Miller has shown a concrete same-term legislative effort aimed at expanding markets for farmers and supporting rural development, including reintroducing the Farm to Fly Act, but the record provided does not show enacted policy or achieved results. That is a serious attempt, not delivery of the broader promise to empower Ohio and America’s farmers and rural communities.
The promise is broad and low-specificity: empower farmers and rural communities. The evidence shows Miller has actively worked on agriculture issues in office and reintroduced the Farm to Fly Act to expand agricultural markets and rural economic development. However, the record provided does not show the promised outcome was enacted or materially delivered at scale, such as passage of a relevant farm bill provision or enacted program attributable to him. This supports partial credit for concrete same-term legislative effort, not full delivery.