Reformers eye popular, expensive crop-insurance plan

Farm-policy reformers in Congress want to rein in the costs of the most popular, and most expensive, part of the federally subsidized crop insurance program: revenue policies with the so-called Harvest Price Option (HPO). Roughly two-thirds of land covered by crop insurance is under HPO, which generated more than 80 percent of payments to growers… » Read More

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