Team,
As a member of the House Agriculture Committee, Congresswoman Plaskett is deeply engaged with the farming community in the Virgin Islands, in the states, and in the agricultural community overseas.
With the renewal of the 2018 Farm Bill at the top of Congressional priorities next year, Rep. Plaskett continues to engage with the community on their recent experiences, agricultural practices, and what their needs are for the forthcoming 2023 Farm Bill.
Congresswoman Plaskett in Denmark for a Sustainable Agricultural and Global Food Congressional delegation.
Congresswoman Plaskett and Congresswoman Kim Schrier (WA-08) on a Listening Tour of farms in Washington State.
We learned a lot about the agricultural sector in Denmark and in Washington state. From investing in wind and solar energy, to how we can lessen planet warming greenhouse emissions, to how stakeholders can best work together to produce the food necessary for growing populations, these trips provided a wealth of insight into how to tackle the climate crisis and keep our farms safe and thriving. Congresswoman Plaskett looks forward to discussing methods to increase partnerships and collaboration for the agricultural sector in the Virgin Islands.
This engagement with the farming community is another example of Stacey’s commitment to the needs of her constituents, as well as the rest of the country. The 2023 Farm Bill is one of the most important pieces of legislation that significantly impacts farmer livelihoods, food security, and the environment, so it is important that we do everything we can to keep sending Stacey back to Congress and speak for us on these important issues. Can you chip in today to help fund her re-election campaign so Stacey can keep uplifting folks hard at work feeding the world?
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Thank you for your continued support, team.
— Team Plaskett
