A former chief economist with American Farm Bureau says ongoing uncertainty in the ag economy will likely continue in 2026. Roger Cryan says there are plenty of questions surrounding trade and when purchases of U.S. commodities might begin to improve prices. “Who’s going to by our product? What kind of impact is it going to […]
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The president of the American Farm Bureau Federation says farmers might need more federal assistance to make it through 2026. Zippy
The president of the American Farm Bureau Federation says farmers might need more federal assistance to make it through 2026. Zippy
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