Agenda

First 3 Months: Legislative Preparation & Public Awareness

·       Finalize bill language with a core team of legislators and legal experts.

·       Secure 5–10 bipartisan congressional co-sponsors to lead the legislative charge.

·       Form a coalition of expert advisors, including:

  •   Veterinarians

  •   Economists

  •   Environmental scientists

  •   Sustainable farming experts

·       Partner with advocacy and grassroots organizations, such as:

  •    American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA)

  •    Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC)

  •    National Family Farm Coalition (NFFC)

  • Animal Welfare Institute (AWI)

  • People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA)

  •    Farm Aid

  •    Organic Farmers Association (OFA)

  •    National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition (NSAC)

·       Launch a nationwide public engagement campaign, including:

  •    Mass email and text messaging drives

  •    Social media outreach and viral campaigns

  •    Online petitions

  •    Billboards and advertisements

  •    Sharing the website with friends and family

  •    In-person protests and awareness events

·      Pressure representatives via:

  •    The public domain Directory of Representatives

  •    Encouraging public engagement across all districts

  •   Constantly voicing support for the bill directly to Congress

·       Encourage participation from animal welfare groups to broaden the support base.

·       Distribute this document widely to amplify messaging and align activists.

Month 4: Testimony & Counter-Lobbying

·       Apply pressure during committee hearings by organizing:

  •    Personal testimony from affected families (air and water pollution from CAFOs)

  •    Community voices who can speak to the environmental and public health damage

·       Directly confront BigAg lobbyists 

  •    Expose their disregard for human and animal welfare

  •    Highlight their lobbying budget and political influence (approx. $400 million)

·       Counter industry propaganda using:

  •    Fact-based video evidence

  •    Reliable, peer-reviewed scientific studies

·       Raise massive public awareness about:

  •    The financial ties between Agricultural Committees and BigAg

  •    The urgency for ethical and sustainable food systems

·       Sustain momentum by tying the narrative to:

  •    Public health

  •    Environmental sustainability

  •    Ethical, humane agriculture

November 2025

Formal Introduction of the Bill

  • Key narrative elements to build bipartisan support:

  • Public health: Addressing the widespread effects of industrial agriculture on human health.

  • Environmental sustainability: Shifting toward practices that protect our ecosystems and mitigate climate change.

  • Ethical farming: Ensuring humane treatment of animals and promoting ethical agricultural practices.

  • A call to reclaim integrity and restore fairness and integrity to the food industry.

  • A movement to challenge corporate consolidation and the unchecked power of BigAg.

  • Focus on coordination, federal assistance, and civic engagement to:

  • Turn the bill from vision to law within 2025.

  • Mark a new era of accountability, transparency, and humane agriculture in the U.S.

  • The critical role of public support:

  • This legislation is not just a policy, it’s a movement. Public outcry, grassroots campaigns, and relentless advocacy will be the driving forces behind its success.

  • Civic engagement will continue to be essential as we advance this bill, proving that the people have the power to shape the future of food and agriculture in the U.S.