What do you give the farmer who has everything? How about a copy of the Lawyer's Guide to Payment Limitations, a $20 book for farmers (and their financial advisers) who want to bone up on ways to skirt the law that limited agricultural subsidies to $250,000 a person. A brochure for the 195-page opus boasts that it "contains annotated text, checklists, and sample pleadings" to help haymakers boost their government-supported income.
The guidebook was published by the University of Arkansas' National Center for Agricultural Law Research and Information, a distinguished institution, to be sure. In fact, it receives nearly all its...
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