WASHINGTON (AP) — The compromise farm bill passed Wednesday by the House sets policy for food stamps and farm programs. The bill would cut food stamps by around $800 million a year and continue generous farm subsidies. Some of what’s in the bill:

— Test programs in 10 states that would allow new work requirements for food stamp recipients.

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