Letter Template

Oppose Harmful Pesticide Provisions in the Senate Farm Bill

Send this letter to your senators urging them to keep dangerous pesticide provisions out of the Senate Farm Bill and refocus it on farmers, public health, and the environment.

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How to use: Copy the letter below and paste it into an email to your senator. Feel free to personalize it with your own story before sending. Find your senator here →

Dear Senator,

I am writing because I am deeply concerned that foreign chemical companies supporting GMO-based agriculture are influencing the pending Farm Bill in ways that prioritize chemical sales over the health of our nation.

Please consider the following:

Millions of farmers, across generations, have successfully farmed without GMOs and toxic agrochemicals, feeding billions while supporting better health outcomes. Farming practices are a choice; cancer, reproductive issues, and farmer distress are not. These outcomes are increasingly linked to chemical exposure.

Organizations like the Rodale Institute are helping farmers transition to regenerative and organic practices, supported by USDA funding for regenerative agriculture. Farmers like Rick Clark report millions of dollars per year of cost savings on reduced inputs through these methods.

Your constituents do not want corporations granted immunity from accountability. Companies should be free to operate—but only when their products are proven safe.

Please ensure the Senate Farm Bill does NOT include language that:
• Exempts hazardous agricultural chemicals from required health and environmental reviews
• Weakens protections for children, farmworkers, and public health
• Undermines the Endangered Species Act or delays protections
• Postpones pesticide safety reviews until 2031
• Shields companies from responsibility to warn the public of risks
• Removes state and local authority to regulate pesticide use
• Weakens Clean Water Act protections related to pesticide pollution

Instead, we ask that the Farm Bill:
• Support a transition to regenerative and organic farming
• Strengthen EPA pesticide review standards, including long-term, multigenerational, and endocrine studies
• Fund programs that provide local, American-grown organic food to schools, hospitals, the military, and low-income communities

Please keep the Farm Bill focused on supporting farmers, public health, and the environment—not corporate interests.

Thank you,
The Moms Across America Movement

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