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@5QZK9BRConstitutionfrom Arizona  answered…3mos

No reason why farmers can not grow food all year long. There's people all over the world in need of food. The children c...

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Top reply:   The ground needs to rest.

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@Matthew-JohnsonVeteran from Colorado answered…1yr

Yes, but only for farmers producing crops benefiting the nation or state.

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@Carol-MagnussonVeteran from Arizona answered…1yr

Yes, but only for organic farms, for those who allow their land to rest (or healthy rotating crops) and for those trying...

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@Benjamin-Shaplei…Democrat from Arkansas answered…1yr

Yes, but that's at the discretion of the intent of Congress to subsidize; i.e. to have cheap affordable foods for Americ...

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@Aaron-SimmsPeace and Freedom from Utah answered…3mos

Yes, but make sure the subsidies are ecologically safe and they are regularly evaluated, are local

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@Christine-VanceDemocrat from Nebraska answered…1yr

Government subsidies on farms for animal products causes the actual price of animal products to be lower than what it sh...

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@Ryan-OdomDemocrat from Texas answered…1yr

It should be up to the owners of the farms

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@Jacob-KrollLibertarian from California answered…1yr

Yes, but only for geostrategic purposes

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@MELISSA-NETTLESPeace and Freedom from South Carolina answered…1yr

Yes but only for plants not animal or animal product farmers.

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@El-BlancoTranshumanist from Iowa answered…3mos

Yes, but only in cases of high demand and low supply.

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@5R3RZGZGreenfrom Wisconsin  answered…1yr

Yes, and bring back the strategic grain reserve in a growing program to buffer exports, humanitarian aid, and our own fo...

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@dnilasorDemocratfrom Illinois  answered…1yr

Only Black and Hispanic Farmers. Real Hispanic and not people that look White.

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@danhughesDemocratfrom North Carolina  answered…1yr

Government should stimulate / support business when needed. Food security is a nation security issue and should be cons...

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@9MQT7D2Republican from California answered…1yr

No, but the farmers that produce no crops should get no money. The subsidies should be proportional to the crops produce...

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@#Independent2001American Solidarity from North Carolina answered…1yr

Yes, but only farmers who are actively cultivating crops.

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@9L98D64Republican from Utah answered…1yr

Yes, but let the state governments decide how much etc.

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@reecebiddleIndependentfrom Indiana  answered…1yr

Yes, but subsidies should only go toward plant agriculture, not animal agriculture

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@AerdianConstitution from Illinois answered…5mos

Yes, but only in cases that endanger the food and agriculture supply market

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@emilynoonoonWomen’s Equality from California answered…1yr

no and end all government subsidies and let the free market run its course or only do it for organic farm.

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@Felix244Working Family from Colorado answered…1yr

Yes, but only farms who produce crops that are used and not discarded.

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@LeBonkGreen from Minnesota answered…1yr

Regardless, we should implement universal basic income

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@Jed-BrascoLibertarian from Texas answered…1yr

Yes, out of a means for national security to sustain a minimum level of food availability in the event of a global confl...

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@Don_MemoAmerican Solidarity from Pennsylvania answered…1yr

Yes, but only for plant-based farms, not meat and dairy.

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@9KZB398Constitution from Florida answered…1yr

only to maintain strategic supply of food and insure against disaster

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@9FSCR4GLibertarian from Pennsylvania answered…1yr

Yes, access to domestic food sources is a national security issue. During WWII European countries that imported most ot...

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