Farmers are celebrating today after the U.S. International Trade Commission ruled against imposing tariffs on imported nitrogen fertilizers. This will include primary suppliers – Russia, Trinidad, and Tobago.
A new economic analysis has corn growers concerned that pending tariffs on fertilizers will create shortages and cause prices to increase even more.
The United States and the European Union (EU) announced a compromise to a 17-year dispute which would suspend tariffs on many products.
A coalition of 62 leading U.S. agriculture stakeholders called for continued U.S. membership in the World Trade Organization.
Brazil announced it has raised the quota on U.S. ethanol imports under the tariff rate quote up from 600 million liters per year to 750 million liters.
The wait for Congress to review and approve the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement has been a long time coming, but farmers have been patient.
U.S. dairy officials congratulated the governments of the United States, Mexico and Canada for reaching an agreement to roll back metal tariffs.
A new study estimates that tariffs on all Chinese imports would lead to jobs lost, cost the average family over $2,300, and reduce GDP by over 1%.
In a statement from the White House, China has agreed to immediately start purchasing agricultural products from U.S. farmers.
The USDA has launched a trade mitigation package aimed at assisting farmers suffering from damage due to unjustified trade retaliation.