The government provides support for farms in many forms. Describe two examples of problems that farmers face and outline how subsidies can help them through the situation

The biggest problem is that the value of subsidies, including protection from real estate taxes, is capitalized into higher farmland prices.

other problems faced by farmers are as follows :

~Resource Depletion: The Costs of Industrial Agriculture. ...

~Land Management: Degrading and Undervaluing Farmland. ...

~Food Waste: Compromising Food Security. ...

~Demographic Changes: A Disconnected Public. ...

~Political Issues: The Business of Food.

If economists are right, and landowners primarily reap the benefits of farm subsidies, only about 60 percent of subsidy money benefit farmers. The rest get passed through to landlords—who do not farm—through higher rental rates and land.

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