Two agricultural economists say corn subsidies could cost $6 to $8 billion for this year’s record-large corn crop, says Reuters. The estimates are based on the projected U.S. average price of $3.50 a bushel for the crop, the price guarantees of the farm bill and the estimated crop of 14.4 billion billion bushels. Reuters quotes economist… » Read More
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