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Why Kansas Farmers Are Forced to Burn Their Own Crops
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Kansas farmers are doing the unthinkable — burning their own crops.
Low market prices, high harvest costs, insurance rules, drought damage, and poor yields are forcing some farmers to destroy fields instead of harvesting, because selling would mean deeper losses.

In this video, we explain why burning crops can make financial sense, how insurance and farm economics drive this decision, and why this alarming trend signals serious cracks in the Kansas farm economy.


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Refrence:
No Farmer Wants to Dump Their Milk or Plow Under Their Crops – farmaid.org
Some Growers Plow Under Fields As Fruit, Vegetable Demand Disappears – thedailyscoop.com
Wheat Farmers Cut Losses as Harvest Lags – illinois.edu
Declining Farm Economy Continues to Pressure Profitability – fb.org
Should plowing crops (food) under be a crime? – fluther.com
Why are farmers plowing under the crops they cannot harvest because of the virus? – quora.com
To Plow – More with Less – si.edu
Coronavirus forces farmers to destroy their crops – foxbusiness.com
Many farmers are going into 2026 on the brink – npr.org
FARMERS: Plow-Under – time.com

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