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A 2012 article in The Hill quoted Representative Denny Rehberg of Montana, a Republican, who said the language of the exemption wasnt clear enough, leaving too much to the whims of how the next Labor secretary or the next administration decides to interpret these rules. In withdrawing the proposal, the Labor Department said in a statement that the administration was committed to promoting family farmers and respecting the rural way of life. (The Department of Labor and the EPA did not respond to my requests for comment.) Advocates for the bill said that misconceptions about what the legislation would do clouded the debate

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