As the next farm bill gets crafted, a central Illinois Congressman is concerned it could be filled with green energy initiatives if Democrats keep control of the House. 

Congressman Rodney Davis says the farm bill needs to be crafted with the help of farmers and consider things like rising input costs and what risk management practices are working and can remain in place.

The Taylorville Republican believes Republicans will retake the House and can craft a farm bill that favors farmers. 

Congressman Davis believes if Democrats remain in charge they will overhaul programs in a major way that farmers believe are working and have been effective.

Congressman Davis indicates his concern is about next year's input costs with things like seed, fertilizer, and chemical costs have nearly tripled.