A state Farm Service Agency official is optimistic the new tariffs and the federal job and program cuts won’t negatively impact the agency and the farmers they serve. Tyler Radke is Wisconsin Farm Service Agency’s Deputy Executive Director. He tells Brownfield the first Trump administration also used tariffs, and FSA helped farmers get assistance. “Last […]
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