Public Health, Environment At Stake In 'Farm Bill'

Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Some U.S. farmers are paid to leave their land wild; others are compensated when weather devastates their cultivated land. Still others receive money when crop prices drop -- all from the same federal funds set aside through the current Farm Bill.
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