As the House Agriculture Committee convenes its farm bill markup tomorrow, there is some recent data about farm-based perspectives on the bill that is interesting and potentially meaningful in terms of how a final conference report comes out.A study conducted by the Agriculture and Food Policy Center (AFPC) at Texas A&M shows that the county-based Ag Risk Coverage (ARC) option in the House farm bill would be more preferred by a group of 64 representative farms than the Senate version. According to House Ag Committee Chairman Frank Lucas (R-Oklahoma), the report reveals that "farmers are better off under the risk management option that marries a strong crop insurance policy with a farm bill that focuses on providing real price protection...