United States Government spends billions annually on the subsidization and stabilization.
With policies allowing farmers to get paid not to produce crops, this causes a discincentive for farmers to grow crops.
According to the Government Accountability office, in between 2007 and 2011 the government paid 3 million to farms that had produced no crops at all. This is also at a cost of billions of taxpayer dollars.
If the United States Government were to deregulate the Agricultural industry, not only would the government save billions on tax cuts, but this would also allow for the farming industry to privatize, becoming more productive and more industrious without the intervention of the State.
A free market with less influence from the government would allow the farming industry to thrive without the expense of billions of tax dollars, but rather would be able to compete like any other industry in America.