Fact Check Team: Trump’s trade war hits US farmers as he weighs new bailout plan
The Trump administration plans $10-14 billion in aid mainly for soybean farmers hit by China's import cuts, using tariff revenues amid ongoing trade tensions.
- American farmers have struggled since China cut off most U.S. agricultural imports after Trump's tariffs.
- U.S. soybean exports to China dropped from 1 billion bushels in 2024 to 200 million in 2025, hurting producers.
- Trump is considering $10-14 billion in new aid for farmers hit by China's trade retaliation, using tariff revenue.
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ND Farmers wait, trade war escalates
BISMARCK, ND (KXNET) — North Dakota farmers are in the heart of the harvest, and combines will soon be rolling through North Dakota's soybean fields. Many farmers throughout the state have remained hopeful for a trade deal between the U.S. and China. However, as the harvest looms, there are several areas of concern. President Donald Trump announced an additional 100% tariff on Chinese goods on October 10 via his Truth Social. The tariff hike, wh…
Krishnamoorthi says Trump’s ‘careless’ trade policy harming farmers
U.S. soybean sales have collapsed as a result of President Trump’s “capricious and careless moves on trade,” the top Democrat the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party charged this week, urging administration officials to take steps to “minimize the impact” of what he called China’s retaliation. “President Trump’s capricious and careless moves on trade have given the People’s Republic of China (PRC) reason to exercise punishing m…
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