I kept a clear goal: pass a strong, comprehensive Farm Bill that gives our farmers, ranchers, and rural communities the certainty and tools they need to be successful.
Randy Feenstra will continue working to pass a strong, comprehensive Farm Bill that gives farmers, ranchers, and rural communities certainty and the tools they need to succeed.
Occurrences
When I came to Congress, I was committed to giving farmers, producers, and working families a seat at the table and delivering results for those who make Iowa’s 4th district a strong and productive community. Serving one of the largest agricultural districts in the nation, I kept a clear goal: pass a strong, comprehensive Farm Bill that gives our farmers, ranchers, and rural communities the certainty and tools they need to be successful.
But our work isn’t done. As President Trump has made clear, we must have swift passage in the Senate and get this legislation to the President’s desk.
I have heard one thing loud and clear – Congress must immediately pass a strong, workable Farm Bill.
Evidence
Feenstra's office said he praised House passage of the 2026 farm bill and noted the package included provisions from 15 bills he introduced, seven he co-led, and four he co-sponsored.
On June 10, Boozman said the committee was still reauthorizing the farm bill and expected to release text soon for "Farm Bill 2.0".
Assessments
Feenstra appears to have materially advanced the promise during his current House term: by April 30, 2026, the House had passed a 2026 farm bill and his office said the package included provisions from bills he introduced, co-led, and co-sponsored. But the promised outcome was passage of a strong, comprehensive Farm Bill, and as of June 10, 2026 the Senate Agriculture Committee was still drafting its version and no final farm bill had cleared Congress and been enacted. In federal legislative context, that is meaningful progress with real candidate credit, but not full delivery yet. Because Feenstra is still in office and the process was still active in the same term, the claim is best judged unresolved rather than delivered or never.