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By stopping competition from farmers abroad --APEX
The market system allocates goods and sercives to those who are able to pay for those products and therefore income is a limiting factor.
A true monopolist will charge a VERY LOW price, so as to cause his competitors to go out of business. Then, when other companies have given up, he'll raise his prices. But in a free economy, he can't raise prices TOO high, for fear of attracting new entrants to the market. So a monopolist will invariably team up with market regulators to prevent new competition from arising. The Example of the Year of this phenomenon is the taxicab alliance supported by taxicab regulators, trying to prevent Uber and Lyft from stealing the taxi market with lower prices and better service,
Although the USDA used to pay farmers just for not growing crops due to large surpluses of primary commodities, the only form of payment now for not growing crops is a program called the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP). Certain types of environmentally sensitive areas, particularly riparian areas, need protection to prevent erosion or runoff. The USDA essentially "rents" this land for a relatively low price in return for the farmer's planting of permanent grasses, shrubs, and trees to hold the soil. The program requires the farmer to enter into a six-year contract (I think it's six years, though I may not remember correctly). The USDA has many different programs available to farmers and rural communities for a wide variety of purposes, but the CRP is the only one which even comes close to "...pay farmers not to grow crops."
Although the USDA used to pay farmers just for not growing crops due to large surpluses of primary commodities, the only form of payment now for not growing crops is a program called the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP). Certain types of environmentally sensitive areas, particularly riparian areas, need protection to prevent erosion or runoff. The USDA essentially "rents" this land for a relatively low price in return for the farmer's planting of permanent grasses, shrubs, and trees to hold the soil. The program requires the farmer to enter into a six-year contract (I think it's six years, though I may not remember correctly). The USDA has many different programs available to farmers and rural communities for a wide variety of purposes, but the CRP is the only one which even comes close to "...pay farmers not to grow crops."
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croprotation is one way farmers can prevent the loss of nutrients
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It's important for farmers to prevent soil erosion because as a result of soil erosion they can lose productive farmland.
By stopping competition from farmers abroad --APEX
So that they can prevent the loss of soil.
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they throw animal fat and they put clothes to prevent the fire
BV shouldn't prevent you from getting pregnant.
plant more crops and trees. :)
No, tighten it to prevent sparks and a possible fire.No, tighten it to prevent sparks and a possible fire.
Not true,it can't prevent woman from getting pregnant