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MONTANA RANCHERS HAVE BEEF WITH TRUMP'S PLAN
The plan aims to reduce beef prices amid the lowest U.S. cattle herd in decades and high feed costs, but imports will cover only about 2.5% of U.S. beef supply.
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‘Farmageddon’: Iowa farmers fear crisis with new foreign beef import plan
·Cedar Rapids, United States
Read Full Article'We were stunned': Farmers react after Trump announces Plan to Boost Beef Imports from Argentina
The controversy centers on President Trump’s plan to significantly increase the volume of beef imported from Argentina. The administration says the move is intended to reduce historically high red meat prices in U.S. supermarkets. Over the past year, meat prices have surged, with ground beef up nearly 13% and steak up 16%. The President also stated that the decision would help Argentina, which he called “a very good country, a very good ally.” A…
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Leaning Left2Leaning Right0Center3Last UpdatedBias Distribution60% Center
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