Trump Plans to Use Tariff Revenue for Farmer Relief

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President Trump expressed intentions to use revenue from tariffs to aid struggling farmers, particularly those growing row crops like soybeans and corn, amid ongoing trade tensions and falling crop prices. While a specific bailout plan has not yet been announced, the administration is considering measures to support the agricultural sector, including rebuilding cattle herds and investigating market competition issues. The situation remains complex due to the impact of tariffs and trade disputes on farm income and export markets.
- Trump Says He Wants to Give Aid to Struggling Farmers The New York Times
- Trump says he'll use tariff revenue to bail out farmers Politico
- Trump suggests farmer bailout coming from tariff money Axios
- Trump Previews Farm Aid Using Tariff Revenue The Wall Street Journal
- Trump Says Tariff Revenue Will Fund Relief for US Farmers Bloomberg.com
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