As WPI reported on 13 May, both the House and Senate agriculture committees released broad outlines of their respective farm bill drafts. The House Committee then tabled a full draft and passed a farm bill, the provisions of which were reported here.   In the Senate, Chairwoman Debbie Stabenow (D-Michigan) has expressed her concerns that the House legislation includes too big of an increase in commodity payments, is too skewed toward large farmers, is skewed toward the south (cotton and soybeans), and does not have enough in crop insurance. She also stated, the day that the House Committee was marking up the farm bill, that action in the Senate can start when the Republican Senate minority release their priorities, “I need...