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While the fiscal cliff showdown left farmers holding their breath, resulting legislation should allow them to breathe easier.
Does the 2012 drought mean sky-high crop insurance premiums for 2013? Absolutely not, says William Murphy, administrator of USDA’s Risk Management Agency (RMA).
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Lawmakers looking to avert automatic budget cuts and tax increases next year may include a package of cuts to ag subsidies as part of a bill.
The book calls for the world address current food systems and agricultural practices.
Direct payments to farmers under the current farm bill have been a small, but stable and important part of farmers’ income.
With the fall of Eastern Livestock and other buyers, what should be done to ensure payment on the commodities you sell.
Budget remains one of the biggest factors that will shape the coming U.S. farm bill.