How policy shaped American farming—and why it matters to every consumer
This book surveys the rise of farm policy in the United States, showing how government programs have turned farming into a major national issue and a business that must pay its own way.
The author traces the history from early policy experiments to the modern era, explaining how interventions affected prices, production, and the lives of farmers. With clear explanations and a focus on the big questions, the work assembles a framework for understanding why farm policy has repeatedly reshaped agriculture and how that shapes the economy as a whole."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
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