Overview

• The July 8 rollout in Washington featured President Trump alongside Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins, Attorney General Pam Bondi and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
• Its seven pillars target farmland protection, supply chain resilience, research defense and stricter oversight of nutrition programs and foreign land holdings.
• Enhanced transparency requirements and tougher penalties will take effect immediately through coordinated federal-state enforcement.
• The initiative expands the Make Agriculture Great Again agenda by embedding biosecurity and agroterrorism prevention within national security planning.
• It builds on late-June DOJ indictments accusing foreign actors of smuggling agroterrorism agents to exploit supply-chain vulnerabilities.