However, we do need to end all farm subsidies.
My brother is a corn/soybean farmer in Nebraska. The only “subsidies” he receives are loans backed by the U.S. When the ethanol debacle arose, corn went from approx. $4 a bushel to $7 a bushel. It is now about $3.80 a bushel. However, seed prices went up drastically, fertilizer went up drastically, fuel went up, etc. When corn prices dropped by half since the artificial inflation to $7, everything else didn’t cut in half.