41.   Currently, without Terminator, seed companies find themselves suing American farmers for setting aside part of their harvests to plant the next year.

42.   Conversely, when American farmers needed pickers in the job-rich years after World War II, the Bracero Program was enacted.

43.   Despite the drought in many parts of the country, American farmers are growing far more grain than they can sell, which helps drive prices down.

44.   Democrats and Republicans used images of the Great Depression to illustrate how the global marketplace was undercutting American farmers.

45.   Each year, Farm Aid holds an annual all-day fund-raising concert in support of the American family farmer.

46.   Eight percent of American farmers receive almost half of the federal subsidies.

47.   Estenson said that the competitor for the American farmer is now in countries such as Brazil.

48.   Even Asian countries buy seed from American farmers.

49.   Ending the federal tobacco program would likely lower the price that American farmers get for their crop.

50.   For those crops to thrive, American farmers need greater access to foreign markets.