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For U.S. cattle producers already navigating a tight market, a new proposal from Washington has raised fresh concerns. Recently, Donald Trump suggested that the United States consider importing more beef from Argentina in an effort to ease high retail prices for consumers. What’s being proposed On a flight aboard Air Force One, President Trump told reporters: “We would buy some beef from Argentina … If we do that, that will bring our beef prices down.” The idea is part of a

Rural communities are reeling as aggressive immigration enforcement decimates farm labor just as harvest season approaches.

American soybean farmers are bracing for one of the largest harvests in history—nearly 4.3 billion bushels—but with no orders from China, their biggest buyer, the season is shaping up to be a financial disaster.

The price of new agricultural machinery has surged. Many farmers say they simply can’t afford new equipment, especially as crop prices fall and trade markets remain volatile.

Hundreds of struggling farmers across Arkansas are urging the federal government to deliver immediate emergency funding as the state’s farm economy faces one of its worst crises in decades.

Small farmers in America feel that Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the leader of the MAHA movement, has turned his back on them. 

Farmer confidence in the U.S. economy fell to its lowest point in a year this August, marking the third consecutive monthly decline in the Purdue/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer.

Farmers across the U.S. are struggling as corn and soybean prices drop sharply while costs to run their farms stay high.

Farmers across the country are feeling the weight of rising costs as tariffs drive up the price of fertilizer, pesticides, and farm equipment.

Florida tomato growers are being forced to plow over healthy crops rather than harvest them, as a mix of tariffs, labor shortages, and plunging prices make it impossible to break even.