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Cattle & Beef and the Farm Bill 2.0
How the Farm Bill 2.0 (H.R. 7567) affects cattle & beef producers. Prop 12 preemption is a major win. Cattle EID mandate fight continues. Cattle Fever Tick review.
## How the Farm Bill 2.0 affects cattle & beef producers
Cattle and beef producers are politically powerful and geographically dispersed. The 2026 farm bill includes major Title XII provisions on animal welfare preemption, animal disease traceability, and the Cattle Fever Tick program.
## At a glance
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| U.S. value | $78B annually |
| Primary states | Texas, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, South Dakota |
| Primary programs | LIP, LFP, Crop Insurance, Forage Programs, EQIP grazing |
## Specific changes affecting cattle & beef
- Federal preemption of state animal welfare standards (Prop 12), major win
- Cattle EID tag mandate: bill requires further USDA review (Hageman repeal amendment failed)
- Cattle Fever Tick Eradication Program review required
- Foot-and-mouth disease support provisions
- Crop insurance forage programs maintained
- LIP
- LFP
- Crop Insurance
- Forage Programs
- EQIP grazing