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Farm subsidies aid billions to Kansas growers and others
Kansas farmers received 4.6 billion dollars in USDA subsidies from 1996 to 2000, with 10 percent of recipients getting two-thirds of payments. The endowment and corporations also benefited, drawing protests over fair distribution and environmental impacts. Farmers say subsidies help hold prices and markets, while critics warn of windfalls and harm to small farms and resources.
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