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Perdue Announces Plan to Help Farmers Hurt by Tariffs

Dan July 25, 2018 Economy, Trade

tariffsAgriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue has unveiled what he has called his “playbook” of programs to help farmers hurt by tariffs. Gary Crawford has the details.

Perdue Announces Plan to Help Farmers Hurt by Tariffs

And as Gary Crawford reports, USDA’s program to help farmers hurt by trade disruptions also serves some other functions in the process.

Plan to Help Farmers Hurt by Tariffs Serves other Functions in the Process

Read more of Agriculture Secretary Perdue’s plan to assist farmers impacted by unjustified retaliation.

Numerous agriculture groups around the country have commented on Perdue’s farmer aid package. Read their comments here.

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