Trump administration considers a massive bailout — up to $10B — for farmers hit by trade war pressures.
U.S. farm costs hit $467B in 2025, the highest since 2021, as bankruptcies surge across rural America.
Soybean farmers are hardest hit, with China placing a 20% tariff and halting U.S. imports.
Trump proposes giving farmers part of tariff revenue collected from Chinese goods.
Another option: USDA’s Emergency Commodity Assistance Program, already used for $10B aid in 2024.
Talks suggest aid could range between $10B and $14B, depending on tariff income and urgent needs.
China is now buying soybeans from Argentina and Brazil, leaving U.S. exports at zero.
Farmers warn patience is running thin as harvest season begins — urgent relief is critical.
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