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South Dakota Producers See Increased Payments from Farm Safety Net Programs

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 19
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During a visit to South Dakota, John Thune addressed the challenges facing farmers and ranchers, including higher input costs, depressed commodity prices, and supply chain uncertainty. He noted that the Working Families Tax Cuts strengthened the farm safety net by bolstering crop insurance, raising reference prices, and improving livestock disaster assistance programs. As a result, South Dakota producers are seeing a significant increase in payments from the Agriculture Risk Coverage and Price Loss Coverage programs.

From dakotawarcollege.com

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The policy changes described directly impact the financial stability of agricultural producers by mitigating risks and increasing government payments. These strengthened safety net programs provide financial support to producers facing market headwinds and natural disasters.

From dakotawarcollege.com

Who's involved

  • John ThuneAmerican politician who traveled through South Dakota and discussed agricultural policy
  • South DakotaState of the United States where the agricultural producers operate

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