Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen says the Trump administration’s tariff policy could have some impacts on market access for ag goods in Japan. “Short term, that might ding a little bit, but everybody in cattle and pork are doing really good right now.” According to the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative, the trade deficit […]
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