Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget
House passes FY2027 Agriculture-FDA bill on the floor, 213-210Agriculture-FDA became the second FY2027 bill to clear the House floor.
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Agriculture-FDA · FY2027
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies
LATEST STATUS
The FY2027 Agriculture-FDA appropriations bill passed the House 213-210 on June 4 and has not started in the Senate.
Funds the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the Food and Drug Administration, rural development, farm and conservation programs, and nutrition aid including WIC.
FY2026 enacted; operating into FY2027 has not begun.
House & Senate status
SenateNot started
No Senate bill yet. The CRS status table shows no Senate action; a full committee markup was postponed during a standoff over overall spending levels.
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Common questions about the Agriculture-FDA bill▾
What is the latest status of the FY2027 Agriculture-FDA (Agriculture, Ag-FDA) appropriations bill?
The FY2027 Agriculture-FDA appropriations bill passed the House 213-210 on June 4 and has not started in the Senate.
Has the Agriculture-FDA appropriations bill passed the House?
Yes. The FY2027 Agriculture-FDA bill passed the House 213-210 as H.R. 8646.
Has the Agriculture-FDA appropriations bill passed the Senate or become law?
Not yet law. The Senate has not started its version, and no FY2027 Agriculture-FDA bill has been signed.
What is the Agriculture-FDA appropriations bill?
The Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies bill is one of the twelve annual appropriations bills that fund the federal government. Funds the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the Food and Drug Administration, rural development, farm and conservation programs, and nutrition aid including WIC.
What is the bill number for the FY2027 Agriculture-FDA appropriations bill?
The House version is H.R. 8646. The Senate has not introduced its own version yet.
What was the last action on the Agriculture-FDA appropriations bill?
In the House: Passed the House. In the Senate: No Senate bill yet. The CRS status table shows no Senate action; a full committee markup was postponed during a standoff over overall spending levels.
Does the Agriculture-FDA appropriations bill contain earmarks?
Yes. The enacted FY2026 bill carried 709 community projects totaling $889.84M. The FY2027 House bill so far carries 592 projects totaling $604.22M, not yet law. Every project is listed on this site with its official source.
What does Agriculture stand for in appropriations?
Agriculture is Hill shorthand for the Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies appropriations bill, usually shortened to Agriculture-FDA.
When does government funding run out?
Current government funding runs through Sep 30, 2026. The federal fiscal year always ends September 30; if the twelve appropriations bills are not law by the deadline, Congress must pass a continuing resolution or funding lapses into a shutdown. The tracker follows both.
What happens if the Agriculture-FDA bill does not pass before the deadline?
Its departments would run on a continuing resolution at the prior year's levels, or face a funding lapse if no stopgap passes. Congress typically bundles late bills into packages or extends funding with CRs.