According to the GAO, reducing premium subsidies for revenue policies could potentially result in hundreds of millions of dollars in annual budgetary savings with limited costs to individual farmers.The Government Accountability Office (GAO) released a report yesterday on crop insurance entitled "Considerations in Reducing Federal Premium Subsidies." Indeed, the recent commodity price boom had a number of impacts on farm policy. The first was a wholesale abandonment of direct payments in lieu of a greater reliance on crop insurance, which the 2014 Farm Bill expanded in a number of areas. Peanuts were added as eligible under revenue coverage as were "enterprise units" (i.e., all insurable acreage of the same insured crop in the county in whi...