Agenda

First 3 Months: Legislative Preparation & Public Awareness

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

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

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 this 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

December 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 in 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.