41.   The country is sitting on mountains of surplus grain and can no longer buy all that its farmers grow.

42.   The farmers will grow only the turkeys they can sell, so orders must be placed no later than January or February.

43.   The irrigation system can be repaired so that farmers can again grow wheat, onions, and apples.

44.   The lawsuit alleges that the tobacco companies violated federal antitrust laws by manipulating the federal quota system that allows farmers to grow tobacco.

45.   The rules require some farmers to grow the same crop each year.

46.   The U.S. Department of Agriculture has until midnight to announce how much flue-cured tobacco farmers can grow next year.

47.   The subsidies remain large enough that the threat of losing them gives the government leverage to influence what many farmers grow and the practices they use to grow it.

48.   The US government taxes cotton more aggressively because American farmers grow so much of it.

49.   Then, farmers grew the beans on acre upon acre of flat, sandy earth, and townspeople had their pick of the bounty.

50.   This is not an excessive sum to save the honeybees from declining further and possibly taking with them much of what American farmers grow.