WASHINGTON ( CNN ) -- Congress passed a $ 300 billion farm bill over President Bush 's veto for a second time Wednesday , a step made necessary by a clerical error when the original bill passed . Congress overrode President Bush 's second veto of a $ 300 billion farm bill . The Senate voted 80-14 to approve the measure over Bush 's objections , following a 317-109 vote in the House of Representatives . Both votes were well above the two-thirds majority needed to override the veto , which Bush delivered Wednesday morning . Congress overrode an earlier veto of the farm bill last month , even though lawmakers had discovered that 34 pages were missing in the version originally sent to the White House . In spiking the latest version , Bush said he objected to its continued subsidies for the wealthy and its use of budget gimmicks to hide a $ 20 billion increase in spending . But Sen. Kent Conrad , the chairman of the Senate Budget Committee , said the measure actually saves the government $ 110 million . `` This bill does not add to the deficit or debt , because this bill is paid for , '' he said . `` That is not my claim . That is the finding of the Congressional Budget Office . '' The discovery of the missing section , Title III , prompted concerns from House Republicans that the override vote was improper . House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the sections of the bill that were originally sent to the president had become law after Congress voted to override Bush 's first veto . But to put Title III into effect , Congress re-passed the entire legislation , including the missing pages , and resent it to Bush . The House voted 306-110 at the end of May . The Senate voted 77-15 for the bill at the beginning of June . Two-thirds of the $ 300 billion in spending for the farm bill will go for nutrition programs such as food stamps . Another $ 40 billion will go toward farm subsidies , and $ 30 billion is allocated for payments to farms to keep land idle and other environmental programs . After vetoing the latest version of the farm bill , Bush scolded Congress on Wednesday for not `` modifying certain objectionable , onerous and fiscally imprudent provisions . ... I am returning this bill for the same reasons as stated in my veto message . '' When he vetoed the first version of the farm bill , Bush said it `` continues subsidies for the wealthy and increases farm bill spending by more than $ 20 billion , while using budget gimmicks to hide much of the increase . '' The president said it would hurt efforts to improve American farmers ' access to overseas markets . Congress has passed one other bill over Bush 's objections : legislation for a $ 23 billion water project that the president vetoed in 2007 . CNN Capitol Hill producer Deirdre Walsh contributed to this report .
NEW : Senate votes 56 - 14 to approve measure over Bush 's veto . President Bush rejects $ 300 billion farm bill for second time . Bush says bill is too generous to wealthy farmers . Letter originally sent to the House had 34 pages missing .