It's a way of bandlimiting (lowpass filtering?) price change through mild overproduction. It works because overproducing food costs less than the risk of marke

It's a way of bandlimiting (lowpass filtering?) price change through mild overproduction. It works because overproducing food costs less than the risk of market shortage transients. It's one of those Catch-22 moments where you feel in awe of the genius of it. I am very sorry it is a significant fraction of your state budget. Given the nature of the risk profile your state should not be underwriting this risk.