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Corn trade aid leaves farmers debating its value
Farmers criticize a $12 billion aid plan for soybeans and corn after tariffs hit exports. The first round paid $837.8 million with an average tiny per bushel payout, while critics question the math and the benefits for large corn losses. Indiana farmer Randy Kron plans to apply despite doubts.
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Sonny Perdue
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