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It has already passed the House. The bill will now go to the President's desk where it is expected to be signed. That was one HUGE bill. Any comments?
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I'm hopeful the changes to price supports will make less corporate welfare.
What's in the Farm Bill - ABC News
I'm hopeful the changes to price supports will make less corporate welfare.
What's in the Farm Bill - ABC News
That literally depends on the weather.
The switch from price supports to insurance was a right wing demand. It would be hilariously ironic if global climate change led to even higher government payouts due to extreme weather conditions.![]()
I'm hopeful the changes to price supports will make less corporate welfare.
What's in the Farm Bill - ABC News
That literally depends on the weather.
The switch from price supports to insurance was a right wing demand. It would be hilariously ironic if global climate change led to even higher government payouts due to extreme weather conditions.![]()
Yeah, all that CO2 in the air can't be good for crops.....
I'm surrounded by geniuses![]()
No they weren't..Republicans twice tried to get 20$ billion and 40$ billion cut from it...either way they still won and the poor lose.
If trends continue as per current predictions, the continued drought in California will have serious impacts to forage production in 2014, affecting the availability and price of animal feed.
It’s like an 800-pound gorilla in the room, worrying everyone including growers, suppliers, livestock operators and consumers alike. According to the Western Regional Climate Center, October-December of 2013 was the driest on record in California. Other western states are also experiencing drought to varying degrees (note the U.S. Drought monitor map for the west below). Current predictions are for zero to slight chances of rainfall for the rest of January for most of California.
I'm hopeful the changes to price supports will make less corporate welfare.
What's in the Farm Bill - ABC News
That literally depends on the weather.
The switch from price supports to insurance was a right wing demand. It would be hilariously ironic if global climate change led to even higher government payouts due to extreme weather conditions.![]()
Yeah, all that CO2 in the air can't be good for crops.....
I'm surrounded by geniuses![]()
That literally depends on the weather.
The switch from price supports to insurance was a right wing demand. It would be hilariously ironic if global climate change led to even higher government payouts due to extreme weather conditions.![]()
Yeah, all that CO2 in the air can't be good for crops.....
I'm surrounded by geniuses![]()
Serious??
No they weren't..Republicans twice tried to get 20$ billion and 40$ billion cut from it...either way they still won and the poor lose.
It was an $8 billion cut. Barely one percent.
No they weren't..Republicans twice tried to get 20$ billion and 40$ billion cut from it...either way they still won and the poor lose.
It was an $8 billion cut. Barely one percent.