The director of MU’s Food and Ag Policy Research Institute says it will take an external shock to get U.S. agriculture out of its low farm income situation. Seth Meyer says while building domestic demand is supportive, it’s not enough on its own and there are some historic examples… “In 2012, it was our drought. […]
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