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Based on data from 2016 (the most recent I could find a good breakdown for): Corn $2.1B, Soybeans $1.6B, Sugar $1.5B, Cotton $950M, Wheat $603M, Oranges $435M,
by mike_d 6y ago
Based on data from 2016 (the most recent I could find a good breakdown for):
Corn $2.1B, Soybeans $1.6B, Sugar $1.5B, Cotton $950M, Wheat $603M, Oranges $435M, Livestock $367M, Hay/Feed $240M
- taffer 6y ago> Corn $2.1B, Soybeans $1.6B Almost all of this is turned into animal feed or fuel.
- randomdata 6y agoBut are also subsidized considerably less. Where oranges see 0.3¢ per calorie produced, corn only receives 0.1¢ per calorie produced.