You talk about subsides for crop ins. Even with the gov. payment a lot of the preium it still cost the farmer lots. and if you have losses the next year your pre. goes up and if you have another loss it pays out less . Now you have to take crop ins. to get the direct payments. Now as to the 50's farm program. You had to cut back your planted ac of wheat , Barley and Oats in our country. That cut was 50% In summerfallow land where we planted 1/2 of our ground a year (160ac.= 80ac a year in crop. Gov. program 40 ac of crop a year.. AND you had to comply or you could not sell a bu, of wheat , barley or Oats. Only one crop quialified to plant on the idle ac.'s that was Poroso Millet. You had to prove you were in compliance and than they issued a green card to sell. I worked for the usda in those years by measuring ac's. on every farm in our county.
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