The House Agriculture Committee reported its version of the farm bill, which would upend the IRA's climate-smart ag funding.
Why it matters: Potentially at least $14 billion in Inflation Reduction Act funds is in the GOP's crosshairs.
It's the first time the law has been meaningfully targeted since the debt limit fight.
Driving the news: The bill advanced 33-21 in a marathon session that lasted into early Friday morning.
Four Democrats joined 29 Republicans to back the bill.
It would take the IRA money and put it instead within the broader conservation baseline, without requirements that it be spent on climate-related activities.
