However, if all the commodity programs were gone tomorrow, we could probably make it as long as we have crop insurance.
Jerry Moran: “However, if all the commodity programs were gone tomorrow, we could probably make it as long as we have crop insurance.”
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Emphasizes the critical role of crop insurance for farmers' financial stability.
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