Tariffs threaten to upend markets American farmers depend on
- U.S. row crop farmers are significantly impacted by new tariffs affecting exports and prices.
- Vance Ehmke states that tariffs are detrimental, causing significant financial losses for farmers due to rising costs and plummeting prices.
- Kenneth Hartman, Jr. expresses concern that Mexico may seek alternative suppliers for corn due to tariffs undermining trade relationships.
- Zippy Duvall of the American Farm Bureau Federation expressed concern, saying that tariffs will drive up the cost of critical supplies.
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