One of the things that you see when you read Project 2025 is not just the racist dog whistles, but some ideas that were exactly lifted from some of the most extreme white supremacists ever.
Department of Agriculture
… dependence. Despite what might be conventional wisdom, many farmers receive few to no subsidies, with most subsidies going to only a handful of commodities. According to the Congressional Research … - page 295
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… peanuts, rice, soybeans, and wheat—that together account for only 28 percent of farm receipts.*” Although many farmers do not receive much … - page 296
… program,” the Price Loss Coverage (PLC) program,” and the federal crop insurance program.*° Farmers can participate on a crop-by-crop basis in the ARC … program or the PLC program. These programs cover about 20 different crops.*” The ARC program protects farmers from what … - page 296
… The federal crop insurance program is - 3865 The federal crop insurance program is broader in scope than ARC … and PLC, and in crop year 2019 covered 124 commodities.*° Farmers pay a portion of a premium to participate in the … - page 296
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