(Reuters) - Chairman Tom Harkin told reporters the lower ceiling would
be coupled with elimination of loopholes that allow growers to
evade payment limits altogether.
Congress must write a new farm policy law this year,
creating the opportunity for lawmakers to review crop subsidy
limits. Senators voted for a $275,000 a year "hard cap" with
few exemptions during work on the 2002 farm subsidy law.
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be coupled with elimination of loopholes that allow growers to
evade payment limits altogether.
Congress must write a new farm policy law this year,
creating the opportunity for lawmakers to review crop subsidy
limits. Senators voted for a $275,000 a year "hard cap" with
few exemptions during work on the 2002 farm subsidy law.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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