Farmers are contemplating the impact of tariffs proposed by President Trump. Southwest Minnesota farmer Bob Worth says it would not be good if Trump follows through with 25 percent tariffs on Canada and Mexico. “One thing I think President Trump will do is use that as a playing card. Sometimes he might not use it, […]
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