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WASHINGTON — The top 10% of recipients of federal farm payments raked in more than 79% of total subsidies over the last 25 years — producing billions of dollars for

The top 10% of recipients of federal farm payments raked in more than 79% of total subsidies over the last 25 years — producing billions of dollars for a relatively small group of U.S. producers, according to a new analysis of federal data from an environmental group.

The top 10% of recipients of federal farm payments raked in more than 79% of total subsidies over the last 25 years — producing billions of dollars for a relatively small group of U.S. producers, according to a new analysis of federal data from an environmental group.

The top 10% of recipients of federal farm payments raked in more than 79% of total subsidies over the last 25 years, a report finds.

WASHINGTON — The top 10% of recipients of federal farm payments raked in more than 79% of total subsidies over the last 25 years — producing billions of dollars for

The top 10% of recipients of federal farm payments raked in more than 79% of total subsidies over the last 25 years

The top 10% of recipients of federal farm payments raked in more than 79% of subsidies over the last 25 years, the Environmental Working Group reports.

Iowa was second in the nation in the amount of federal crop subsidies producers received over the past 25 years, a new report shows.

The top 10 percent of recipients of federal farm payments raked in more than 79% of total subsidies over the last 25 years – producing billions of dollars for a relatively small group of U.S. producers, according to a new analysis of federal data from an environmental group.