Appropriations Reports
This page contains links to reports from Cornerstone Government Affairs to members of the APLU Board on Agriculture Assembly concerning appropriations for the National Institute of Food and Agriculture.
February 13 - Report from Washington
President's Budget Released
December 16 - Report from Washington
Final FY 2020 Appropriations Packages
November 20 - Call to Action
Appropriations Follow Up
October 7 - Call to Action
Appropriations Follow Up
September 19 - Report from Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee Approves FY 2020 Agriculture Appropriations Bill
July 18 - Call to Action
Senate Appropriations Follow-up
June 25- Report from Washington
House Approves FY 2020 Agriculture Appropriations Bill
June 5 - Report from Washington
House Committee Approves FY 2020 Agriculture Appropriations Bill
June 3 - Report from Washington
House Subcommittee Releases FY 2020 Agriculture Appropriations Bill Report Language
May 23 - Report from Washington
House Subcommittee Advances FY 2020 Agriculture Appropriations Bill
March 19 - Report from Washington
FY 2020 Appropriations Update - President's Budget Released
February 15 - Report from Washington
House and Senate Pass Omnibus Spending Package
January 30 - Report from Washington
President Signs CR to Reopen Government
January 18 - Report from Washington
House Releases 6-Bill Funding Package
January 4 - Report from Washington
Government Shutdown
Appropriations Documents Archive
September 28 - Report from Washington
House Approves Spending Bill with CR for Agriculture
August 6 - Report from Washington
Senate Approves FY 2019 Agriculture Appropriations Bill
May 25 - Report from Washington
Senate Committee Approves FY 2019 Agriculture Appropriations Bill
May 16 - Report from Washington
House Committee Approves FY 2019 Agriculture Appropriations Bill
March 22 - Report from Washington
House and Senate introduce FY 2018 Omnibus Spending Bill
February 14 - Report from Washington
President's Budget Request for FY 2019 Released
February 13 - Report from Washington
Congress Passes Continuing Resolution (CR)