The way farmers use crop insurance has fundamentally changed — and that’s been costly for taxpayers. Instead of buying insurance policies that exclus
Read MoreCHAMPAIGN, Ill. — Thanks to a drop in market volatility and grain prices, farmers may pay up to 10 percent less this year for crop insurance. The fed
Read MoreThe average yearly amount of taxpayer money funding the highly subsidized federal crop insurance program has more than doubled in just over a decade.
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