won’t they be inflated because there will be a shortage. so how is that fair to the farmer? he’s given more money only because there is less in the harvest because of the flooding of his crop. how much would the prices have been if he had crop to the market? sounds like a shortfall on the insurance!!! they are willing to lose money.
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won’t they be inflated because there will be a shortage. so how is that fair to the farmer? he’s given more money only because there is less in the harvest because of the flooding of his crop. how much would the prices have been if he had crop to the market? sounds like a shortfall on the insurance!!! they are willing to lose money.