Congressional agriculture leaders are urging the White House to include the farm bill in negotiations over the "fiscal cliff" as the clock ticks down on the lame-duck session. Senate Agriculture Chairwoman Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich.) said yesterday that she's talked to both the administration and fellow senators about such a strategy and that she has the support of ranking member Pat Roberts (R-Kan.). There are more than $23 billion in cuts in the Senate-passed bill that Stabenow said could provide offsets in a deal to address the fiscal cliff.