Big Farm Corporations

Big Farm Corporations denote large agribusiness operations that stand to gain from vague farm subsidy rules. Josh Lyman points out in a soybean field discussion that any definition from Toby Ziegler and the Conference Committee would funnel business to their lawyers, exploiting ambiguities for profit. Positioned as key stakeholders in agricultural policy debates, they highlight how corporate legal strategies undermine efforts to direct subsidies toward smaller farms, complicating White House campaigns in farm states like Indiana.