On the March podcast, we delve into key conversations that are shaping the future of agriculture and food policy. First, we’re joined by Reece Langley, Principal at Langley Consulting, a bipartisan government relations and public policy firm. Together, we explore the recently introduced Bipartisan Grown in America Act and its potential impact on wheat growers. Next, Kansas farmer Clay Schemm provides an overview of the 2025 Commodity Classic in Denver, Colorado, sharing some of the event’s highlights. We also speak with Senator John Boozman, Chairman of the Senate Agriculture Committee, about the Committee’s recent hearings on the financial challenges facing the agricultural industry, as well as his top policy priorities for the 119th Congress. NAWG’s new president, Pat Clements, shares his goals and what he hopes to achieve during his term.