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By : Diego Flammini

5) U.S. Southern growers may lose subsidies in potential Congress decision

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US Southern growers could face major financial losses due to potential changes in the farm subsidy system.

An analysis by Republicans on the Senate Agriculture Committee suggests growers in the region could lose around $1.4 billion over the next decade.

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