The "Dairy Farm Resiliency Act" proposes significant amendments to the existing Dairy Margin Coverage (DMC) program under the Agricultural Act of 2014. Its primary goal is to enhance the program's responsiveness and support for dairy farmers by updating key operational aspects. One crucial change involves updating the method for calculating a farm's production history . Instead of relying on a fixed historical period from 2011-2013, the bill mandates using the most recent three-year history, which will be recalculated every five years to ensure more current and relevant data is used for coverage determinations. Furthermore, the bill modifies the premium tiers for dairy margins by increasing the coverage threshold for both Tier I and Tier II from 5,000,000 pounds to 6,000,000 pounds. This adjustment allows a greater volume of milk production to qualify for potentially lower premium rates or broader program participation, thereby strengthening financial safety nets for dairy producers.