Bush: Extend old farm law if no new law soon
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - If Congress cannot agree on a new U.S. farm law by April 18, it should extend the current 2002 law into next year, President George W. Bush said on Thursday amid a farm bill deadlock on Capitol Hill.
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