U.S. farmers warn Trump’s trade war will hurt both sides of border
Nick Levendofsky said steel and aluminum tariffs are pushing up equipment costs by 25 per cent and forcing farmers to absorb the hit.
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'They’re charging 300% on…': Rollins defends Trump’s Canada tariffs, acknowledges farmers' concerns
US Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins acknowledged concerns among U.S. farmers and ranchers over the escalating trade war with Canada, but defended President Donald Trump’s strategy. Calling Trump the “ultimate negotiator,” Rollins said she believes the U.S. will ultimately benefit, with farmers and ranchers gaining the most from the next round of trade negotiations.
U.S. farmers warn Trump’s trade war will hurt both sides of border
U.S. President Donald Trump continues to claim that his country does not need Canada, its resources or its trade. But, according to farmers in the United States, that’s not the case. Many experts believe Donald Trump is targeting Canada’s dairy industry because of the country’s supply management system. The system is a national agricultural policy framework that controls the supply of dairy, poultry, and eggs through production and import mechan…
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