Farm Bureau calls for quick resolution to trade war

Trade war anxiety grows as Kansas farmers weigh the impact of tariffs

Industry groups are concerned about how Trump’s trade levies will drive up costs for fertilizer, agricultural equipment

Farmers Fear More Pain From Trump's Trade War

Already reeling, U.S. farmers say the new round of retaliatory tariffs will hurt business

Farm Bureau calls for quick resolution to trade war

(The Center Square) – U.S. farmers are asking President Donald Trump to resolve issues that led to an escalating trade war, warning that struggling farmers could see higher costs as a result of U.S. policies

Wisconsin manufacturing, ag groups weigh in on tariff impacts

Wisconsin manufacturing groups are raising concerns about tariff impacts on supply chains and the cost of energy, while soybean farmers in the state are looking for a “quick resolution” to avoid long-term damage to their trade relationships.  President Donald Trump...

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Farm Bureau Urges Quick Resolution to Tariffs

WASHINGTON — American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall commented on President Trump’s decision to impose increased tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico and China. “Farmers support the goals of ensuring security and fair trade with other nations, but additional tariffs, along with expected retaliatory tariffs, will take a toll on rural America. “Farmers and ranchers are concerned with the decision to impose increased tariffs on imp…