31.   But American farmers, in struggling to survive, are colliding with the war on drugs.

32.   But the handful of detailed economic studies done in the last several years suggested that American farmers would come out as big losers.

33.   But until then, the Clinton administration said, the House was putting American farmers and other workers in danger because worldwide demand for their exports was falling.

34.   But with the pro-Republican business community clamoring for results on a bill that would give a boon to American farmers and corporations, the foot-dragging is ending.

35.   California almond growers and processors lost a constitutional challenge to U.S. Department of Agriculture marketing programs that limit crop sales by American farmers.

36.   By one estimate, only one in five American farmers has an heir interested in tilling the land.

37.   Caught in the middle are American farmers, who have rushed to plant the biotech corn, soy and other crops in the last four years.

38.   Chinese experts urged their compatriots to carefully observe the invasion and learn from American farmers.

39.   Congress this week voted American farmers a bailout that makes the Chrysler deal look like pocket change.

40.   Critics, like the big grain companies, predicted that American farmers would underproduce wheat and corn by putting aside so much acreage, but the opposite has occurred.