It's kind of shocking, when it comes to how irresponsible it is. It's emblematic of a desire to, essentially, increase corporate power.
Department of Agriculture
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… on - 3842 to transforming the food system on its web site and other department-disseminated material, and it should expressly and regularly communicate the principles informing the … - page 294
… by which agricultural-related farm bill programs are funded. The CCC isa funding mechanism, which, in simple terms, has $30 billion a … by which agricultural-related farm bill programs are funded. The CCC isa funding mechanism, which, in simple terms, … - page 294
… of Agriculture broad discretionary authority to spend “unused” CCC money. However, in general, past Agriculture … when this discretionary authority was used to fund $28 billion in “trade aid” to farmers, consisting … authority was used for $20.5 billion in food purchases and income subsidies in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.”° … - page 294
… this use of the CCC, which in effect created a USDA slush fund, would lead future Administrations to abuse the CCC, such … this use of the CCC, which in effect created a USDA slush fund, would lead future Administrations to abuse the CCC, such … - page 294
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