O'Neil raised 80 acres of corn,most of which he used to feed his own cattle.He locally sold what he did not use.Based on the Supreme Court's ruling in Wickard v.Filburn:

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The Supreme Court ruled in Wickard v. Filburn that Congress can regulate economic activities that have a substantial effect on interstate commerce. O'Neil's farming activity of raising and selling corn, even if most of it was used for his own cattle, still had a potential impact on the national corn market and therefore falls under Congress's authority to regulate under the Commerce Clause.

O'Neil Raised 80 Acres of Corn,most of Which He Used