Frank Morris
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But Seth Meyer, former USDA chief economist, now at the University of Missouri, says the Senate isn't going to sign off on the House bill.
like the $187 billion cut to nutrition assistance programs that Congress passed last year.
Senate Democrats want to restore at least part of those cuts before signing off on farm subsidies.
For NPR News, I'm Frank Morris in Kansas City.
The House didn't make many changes to the existing farm policy.
It didn't, for instance, expand ethanol use, as corn farmers wanted.
Still, farmers are glad to see progress.
Farm bills are supposed to last five years.
It's been eight since Congress passed the last one.
But Seth Meyer, former USDA chief economist, now at the University of Missouri, says the Senate isn't going to sign off on the House bill.
Like the $187 billion cut to nutrition assistance programs that Congress passed last year.
Senate Democrats want to restore at least part of those cuts before signing off on farm subsidies.
For NPR News, I'm Frank Morris in Kansas City.
Volunteers in Ottawa, Kansas are cleaning up after a tornado cut a path across town, tearing up dozens of homes and businesses.
Colton George says he was watching from the parking lot of his temporary home, the Knights Inn Motel, until management shoot him in the basement.
The tornado smashed the hotel's windows, blew the roof off, and took parts of the walls with it.
George says he salvaged only a laundry basket full of wet clothes and two beers.
Another twister hit Hillsdale, Kansas, ripping apart more than 50 homes there.
Despite the destruction, no one was killed.
For NPR News, I'm Frank Morris in Kansas City.
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