Minnesota's Alt-Meat Revolution | Crop Insurance
Season 8
Episode 6
About the Episode
In the U.S., corn and soy are the top crop on farms because they are covered by federal insurance and therefore, protects farmers from a bad harvest. This leaves them little to no choice to grow other agricultural products needed in the country unless they are willing to financially bet on another crop like peas.
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