US EditionIowa's agriculture industry bracing for impact of Trump's tariffs
- Iowa's agriculture industry is concerned about the impact of tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump on trading partners Canada, China, and Mexico, as these countries have responded with their own tariffs on U.S. Goods.
- Chad Hart, an Iowa state economist, noted that international trade opportunities are essential for production, and if the tariff dispute continues, farmers may face financial difficulties.
- Farmer Stelter expressed concerns over the negative impacts of tariffs on the economy and crop quality, citing past trade wars.
- Stelter hopes the U.S. Government will seek alternative trade opportunities instead of relying on tariffs, which could affect rural communities.
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Iowa secretary of agriculture hopes tariffs won’t last long
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