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Tariffs impacting Louisiana soybean farmers, economic experts weigh in

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PORT ALLEN - Louisiana soybean farmers have been hard at work harvesting and selling crops, and while this year's crop has been healthy, low prices and tariffs seem to cut into their overall profits.Last year, about 60% of Louisiana soybean exports went to China, but with tariffs on American exports, countries are shopping in different markets like South America.Since Donald Schexnayder graduated from college, he's worked on a farm with his brot…
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WBRZ broke the news in Baton Rouge, United States on Thursday, October 16, 2025.
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