In the 2014 Farm Bill, the Dairy Product Donation Program

In the 2014 Farm Bill, the Dairy Product Donation Program (DPDP)

A) is nearly identical to the 2008 Dairy Product Price Support (DPPS) program that it replaced.
B) is an insurance-style deficiency payment program. Qualified dairy producer participants cany choose to pay increased premiums for increased net income coverage. The program premiums are subsidized.
C) is a binding set of government-enforced regulations that structure and monitor the market relationship between milk handlers and milk producers.
D) serves two purposes: (1) the USDA dairy product purchases stimulates upward price pressure in the dairy market and, (2) it provides real assistance to food banks and related low-income nutrition programs.
E) provides financial assistance to dairy producers when pesticides or other residues contaminate the dairy farm's production, and a government agency compels the producer to remove his/her milk from the commercial market.