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Farm and Food: The ag politics of being agriculturally apolitical By Alan Guebert It’s a widely held belief that if you want to get ahead in farm group politics, you can’t be political. Well, not overtly political, anyway. Quietly, sure; loud and you’re outa’ here. For example, according to OpenSecrets.org, the best tracker of campaign cash in American politics, the nation’s largest, richest farm group, the American Farm Bureau Federation, contributed a stunningly puny $6,932 to all federal candidates in the 2020 general election. The year before, however, AFBF, spent a staggering $3,282,414 for its 18 lobbyists to plant, cultivate, and harvest its politically-conservative/subsidy-liberal ag policies on Capitol Hill.

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