Referent to my other point - the US government subsidises it’s own unprofitable wheat farmers, who dump their excess on the global market in return for cash crops grown by Kenyan farmers (encouraged by the IMF demanding elimination of domestic Kenyan subsidies), fostering dependence on Western markets.
Corn and wheat, famously so profitable the government pays no subsidies for farmers to grow them at all.
https://www.agrolatam.com/crops/nigeria-us-wheat-kansas-trade-mission/
Referent to my other point - the US government subsidises it’s own unprofitable wheat farmers, who dump their excess on the global market in return for cash crops grown by Kenyan farmers (encouraged by the IMF demanding elimination of domestic Kenyan subsidies), fostering dependence on Western markets.