Food prices are stubbornly high. The farmers in Congress are split on what to do.

There was bipartisan agreement on many of the main drivers of food inflation. But that agreement evaporated when we asked what Congress can do to slow it. The lawmakers' responses, below, have been edited for length and clarity. POLITICO: What's driving up costs for you on your farm? Sen. Jon Tester (D-Mont.), the self-proclaimed "only working farmer" in the Senate, who frequently tweets updates while driving a combine in his wheat fields: "Repairs. The cost of diesel fuel, in particular. The cost of tires. I mean, repairs, supplies and energy. Repairs would be mostly manpower, and then diesel's diesel." Rep….