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Tariff changes add "new" kind of volatility to ag manufacturing - Brownfield Ag News

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A global equipment manufacturer says the on again off again tariffs create a new type of volatility in the manufacturing sector. Eric Raby is the senior vice president for the Americas with CLAAS. “You always have currency exchange. You have weather conditions, you have commodity prices and now we’ve introduced into that, I would say […] The post Tariff changes add “new” kind of volatility to ag manufacturing appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.

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Tariff changes add "new" kind of volatility to ag manufacturing - Brownfield Ag News

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AgNet West

Ag Groups Call for Trade Fix After Tariff Announcement

Several major U.S. farm groups are urging the White House to resolve new trade tensions quickly, following President Donald Trump’s announcement of reciprocal tariffs on dozens of countries. Leaders in ... Read More The post Ag Groups Call for Trade Fix After Tariff Announcement appeared first on AgNet West.

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Some Ag Inputs Exempt from Tariffs - Tariff Southeast AgNET

DepositPhotos image Several agricultural inputs are exempt from the ten percent across-the-board tariffs and the higher reciprocal duties applied to specific trade partners. Agriculture Dot Com says that’s according to a list of carve outs published by the White House. Products excluded from the new duties include potash, certain herbicides and pesticides, peat, lumber products, lubricating oils, some energy products, and certain pharmaceuticals…

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glasgowcourier.com

Ag Groups Hope For Quick Tariff Resolutions

Editor’s Note – This was first published in the Brownfield Ag News on April 3, 2025, www.brownfieldagnews.com/news/ag-groups-hope-for-quick-tariff-resolutions/. Agricultural groups are having mixed reactions to President Trump’s partial retaliatory tariffs. National Farmers Union President Rob Larew tells Brownfield pursuing fair trade is essential but, “There are a lot of ways to do that.” “Resto...

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Key Ag Inputs, Including Feed Ingredients and Fertilizers, Exempt from New Reciprocal Tariffs - Swineweb.com - Complete Swine News, Markets, Commentary, and Technical Info

In a move welcomed by U.S. agriculture, key farm inputs—such as feed ingredients, fertilizers, and crop protection products—have been exempted from newly announced reciprocal tariffs, according to a recent update […] The post Key Ag Inputs, Including Feed Ingredients and Fertilizers, Exempt from New Reciprocal Tariffs appeared first on Swineweb.com - Complete Swine News, Markets, Commentary, and Technical Info.

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