Many farmers are critical of President Donald Trump's tariffs and the damage done to commodity prices and markets, but say they are appreciative that he has offered to provide cash to help make up their losses.
The Trump administration is offering up to $12 billion in aid to farmers hurt by retaliatory tariffs stemming from President Donald Trump's widening trade feud with other countries.
Farmers and agricultural economists are worried that president Donald Trump's trade, immigration and biofuels policies will cost farms billions of dollars in lost income and force some out of business.
Soybean prices have hit a 10-year low, dealing a blow to American farmers.
Minnesota's agriculture commissioner says President Donald Trump's trade policies are damaging the state's rural economy.
Wisconsin farmers and truckers are being forced to take long detours and haul half-filled loads to get their products to market as new weight restrictions have been placed on nearly 200 bridges.
Wisconsin farmers strapped by stagnant dairy and grain markets are expressing interest in growing industrial hemp this year.
President Trump acknowledged Monday that American farmers may be hurt by Chinese tariffs.
Iowa soy and pork farmers have a lot to lose in a high-stakes trade war with China.
Congressional committees and farm groups have crafted language to fix a provision in the federal tax overhaul that gave an unintended tax advantage to farmers who sell their crops to cooperatives instead of other buyers.
