Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman John Boozman has released the text of what he is calling "Farm Bill 2.0," according to the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition & Forestry.

The release marks the Arkansas Republican's latest move to advance a new farm bill through the committee process. The publication of legislative text gives growers, commodity groups, cooperatives and input suppliers a concrete marker against which to measure proposed changes to Title I commodity programs, crop insurance, conservation spending and nutrition title funding.

The Senate committee posted the document on its official government website, making the full text available for public review ahead of any markup or floor action.

The release does not by itself set a markup date or guarantee floor time. Farm bill reauthorization has already run past the expiration of the 2018 farm bill's authorities, with Congress relying on short-term extensions to keep programs operating in the interim.

For row-crop and specialty-crop producers, the details in the legislative text will determine whether reference prices, farm program payment limits and crop insurance subsidies shift from current law — changes that flow directly into planted-acreage decisions, input budgets and projected margins for the coming seasons.

Boozman's committee has not yet announced when it will take up the text in a business meeting. The next signal for markets and farm groups will be the scheduling of committee action on the Farm Bill 2.0 proposal.