H.R. 7567 · 119th Congress
Farm Bill 2.0
Commodity Passed House

Corn and the Farm Bill 2.0

How the Farm Bill 2.0 (H.R. 7567) affects corn producers. Largest U.S. crop. Centerpiece of Title I commodity programs (locked in by H.R. 1).

## How the Farm Bill 2.0 affects corn producers Corn is the largest U.S. agricultural crop by value. The 2025 budget reconciliation law (H.R. 1) locked in commodity policy through 2031, so the 2026 farm bill makes targeted Title I changes rather than overhauling corn programs. The unresolved year-round E15 fight is the biggest open question for corn farmers. ## At a glance | Metric | Value | |---|---| | U.S. value | $82B annually | | Primary states | Iowa, Illinois, Nebraska, Indiana, Minnesota, Kansas | | Primary programs | ARC, PLC, Crop Insurance, MAL, CRP, EQIP, REAP | ## Specific changes affecting corn
  1. PLC and ARC reference prices unchanged in this bill (locked in by H.R. 1)
  2. Year-round E15 NOT in the farm bill, separate vote promised in May 2026
  3. REAP expansion to ag co-ops <2,500 employees: corn-growing co-ops gain eligibility
  4. Crop insurance: targeted veteran farmer expansion in Title XI
  5. Conservation: precision agriculture cost-share up to 90% (relevant for variable-rate corn)
## What to watch If E15 standalone vote fails in May, expect aggressive efforts to reopen Title IX in the Senate. ## Programs that matter for corn The Farm Bill 2.0 programs most directly relevant to corn producers:
  • ARC
  • PLC
  • Crop Insurance
  • MAL
  • CRP
  • EQIP
  • REAP
## How to think about the bill if you produce corn The most important framing for any commodity-specific analysis: **read the 2026 farm bill alongside H.R. 1**, the 2025 budget reconciliation law. H.R. 1 locked in most price support, ARC/PLC, and crop insurance policy through 2031. The 2026 farm bill adds incremental changes on top. For most corn operations, the highest-leverage decisions are: - Which conservation programs to enroll in (Title II reshuffling means EQIP funding is tighter, but ACEP and FCEP are more accessible) - Whether your operation qualifies for new opportunities like REAP (ag co-ops with fewer than 2,500 employees), veteran farmer crop insurance subsidy boost, or specialty crop emergency framework - Trade dynamics, which the farm bill influences but does not fully control ## Related - [Full Farm Bill 2.0 Summary](/full-bill-summary/) - [What's New vs the 2018 Farm Bill](/whats-new-vs-2018/) - [Browse all commodities](/commodities/) - [Browse states](/states/)

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