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Farmer Optimism Dips Slightly

Published January 9, 2025

The Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer for December shows farmers’ optimism has dipped slightly but is still much higher than earlier in 2024. "Producers are definitely feeling better about the economy today or in December than they were back…

Don’t Jump to Conclusions About Trump 2.0

Published January 6, 2025

With the incoming Trump administration, concerns have been seen over tariffs and employee shortages. National Potato Council CEO Kam Quarles says it’s still too early to jump to conclusions. "If the threat of tariffs drives countries that we partner with…

China-U.S. Trade Hits WTO-Era Low

Published January 3, 2025

China’s trade with the U.S. fell to 11 percent of its total goods trade in 2024, its lowest since joining the WTO in 2001. Beijing has shifted exports toward Southeast Asia and imports to Brazil and Australia. Tensions may rise…

Trump to Impose Tariffs on Canada and Mexico

Published November 26, 2024

In addition to China, President-Elect Donald Trump is now calling for tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports. Trump said he will impose a 25 percent tariff on all products coming into the U.S. from Canada and Mexico, starting on his…

Analyst Warns Tariffs May Disrupt Fertilizer Exports

Published November 12, 2024

StoneX fertilizer market analyst Josh Linville is concerned what additional fertilizer tariffs would mean for U.S. exports. It’s a slippery slope that Linville worries could lead to a trade war with Russia. "If the Trump administration gets into a little…

A Repeat of the Tariff Wars

Published November 6, 2024

During the Crop Outlook and International Durum Forum, Gulke Group President Jerry Gulke reviewed the election and its impact on markets. Gulke worries about a repeat of 2018 and 2019 tariff wars. "We see pretty much the same fundamental situation…

Chinese Response to Tariffs Anticipated

Published September 20, 2024

With new tariffs against China going into effect September 27, American Farm Bureau Federation Senior Director of Government Affairs Dave Salmonsen wonders what the retaliation from China will look like. "Anytime you put a tariff on a product, you have…

Milk Powder Exports Face New Tariffs

Published September 18, 2024

Colombia is calling for an additional 4.86 percent tariff on U.S. milk powder exports, claiming the product is unduly subsidized. The preliminary tariff will be in effect for four months while an investigation takes place. The U.S. Dairy Export Council…

Overseas Barley Demand on the Rise

Published August 2, 2024

The U.S. Grains Council held its annual meeting in Salt Lake City last week. The expiration of Australian barley tariffs had North Dakota Barley Council Chairman Nathan Boll particularly excited. "We were seeing more and more Australian barley flow into…

NCGA Disappointed in Phosphate Fertilizer Decision

Published January 19, 2024

The International Trade Commission upheld its previous decision for duties on phosphate fertilizers imported from Morocco and Russia. The U.S. Court of International Trade will now review the decision and issue a final ruling. The Commerce Department will also weigh…

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Articles tagged under: tariffs

Farmer Optimism Dips Slightly

Don’t Jump to Conclusions About Trump 2.0

China-U.S. Trade Hits WTO-Era Low

Trump to Impose Tariffs on Canada and Mexico

Analyst Warns Tariffs May Disrupt Fertilizer Exports

A Repeat of the Tariff Wars

Chinese Response to Tariffs Anticipated

Milk Powder Exports Face New Tariffs

Overseas Barley Demand on the Rise

NCGA Disappointed in Phosphate Fertilizer Decision

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