No Russian Agriculture Act

This bill directs the U.S. Treasury Secretary to instruct American representatives at international financial institutions (like the World Bank) to actively support projects that help countries reduce dependence on Russian fertilizer and grain. It requires these institutions to prioritize initiatives strengthening global grain supply chains and attracting private investment in alternative agricultural sources. The law includes a waiver option for the Treasury to bypass these requirements if deemed necessary for U.S. national interests, and it automatically expires after five years unless the President formally requests an extension to Congress. The bill primarily affects how U.S. funds and influence are used within international financial institutions to reshape global agricultural trade patterns.