Barn Media 10-25: The Meaning of the Senate’s Vote to Bar Farm Subsidies to Millionaires
By more than a 5-to-1 margin – the Senate voted to prohibit direct payments to grain, soybean and cotton growers who have adjusted gross incomes of more than one-million dollars – even though farm subsidies already are off-limits to millionaires. Stewart Doan of the National Association of Farm Broadcasting reports.
By more than a 5-to-1 margin – the Senate voted to prohibit direct payments to grain, soybean and cotton growers who have adjusted gross incomes of more than one-million dollars – even though farm subsidies already are off-limits to millionaires. Stewart Doan of the National Association of Farm Broadcasting reports.
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