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Why America’s ‘Beautiful Beef’ Is a Trade War Sore Point for Europe

Reporter USMay 11, 2025

Hendrik Dierendonck, a second-generation butcher who has become, as he describes it, “world famous in Belgium” for his curated local beef, thinks Europe’s way of raising cattle results in varied and delicious cuts that European consumers prize. “They want hormone-free, grass-fed,” Mr. Dierendonck explained recently as he cut steaks at a bloody chopping block in […]

Farmers in Iowa Are Caught in Trump’s Trade War

Reporter USMay 5, 2025

It was time for Beau Hanson to lay down his bets. Like other farmers in western Iowa, in early April Mr. Hanson was preparing for spring planting. The decisions he made then could determine whether he would be in the red or the black come fall harvest. In farming, there are always uncertainties, and all […]

Bees Are Under Threat from Climate Change, the Trade War and Doge

Reporter USApril 12, 2025

Under blue skies, where low-rolling hills rise south of the Canadian border in the tiny town of Adams, N.D., a couple braves the stench of old honey, wax, smoke and bee muck. Nancy and Keith Budke, married 43 years, are migratory beekeepers. They produce honey with the taste of canola nectar, sweet clover and other […]

Trump’s Tariff Fight With China Poses New Threat to US Farmers

Reporter USApril 10, 2025

After China unveiled steep retaliatory tariffs on American exports on Wednesday, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent issued a sharp and somewhat surprising response: “So what?” The question underscored the Trump administration’s argument that America has the upper hand in a trade war with China given how reliant its economy is on exports to the United States. […]

American Whiskey Distillers Brace for Trump’s 2nd Trade War

Reporter USApril 8, 2025

Ryan Bivens, a Kentucky grain farmer who sells corn to one of America’s biggest bourbon and whiskey producers, operated at a loss last year as he faced higher production costs from persistent inflation. President Trump’s trade war is about to make that economic pain even worse. Industries across the United States are bracing for higher […]

U.S. Farmers Brace for Losses in New Trade War With China

Reporter USApril 5, 2025

The U.S. agricultural industry is bracing for the potential of tens of billions of dollars in losses after China on Friday announced a 34 percent retaliatory tariff on imports from the United States. China’s counterpunch to worldwide levies announced by the Trump administration this week will hit American farmers hard. China, which consumes 14 percent […]

As Trump Squeezes the Immigrant Work Force, Employers Seek Relief

Reporter USApril 1, 2025

In recent weeks, managers of the nation’s resorts, plant nurseries, fish processors and racetracks started getting very worried. The Trump administration had yet to release a batch of H-2B visas — those available for seasonal businesses that often can’t find enough workers domestically to fulfill demand. Usually, the Department of Homeland Security releases them a […]

As Trump Tariffs Loom, White House Eyes Costly Farmer Bailouts

Reporter USMarch 31, 2025

Follow the latest news on Trump’s tariffs and administration news. Ahead of President Trump’s plan to impose sweeping tariffs across the globe this week, his administration is weighing a new round of emergency aid to farmers, who are likely to be caught in the middle if America’s trading partners retaliate. The early discussions offer a […]

In Tokyo, Rice Farmers Protest ‘Misguided’ Rules Fueling Shortages

Reporter USMarch 30, 2025

In the United States, the affordability of eggs has prompted a national discussion — underscoring anxieties about the economy and the government’s role in addressing them. In Japan, there’s an equivalent: rice. Over the past year, Japan has grappled with a more than 200,000-ton shortage of its staple grain. Rice prices have skyrocketed, and supermarkets […]

How Climate-Resilient Chickens Could Help Fight Poverty

Reporter USMarch 29, 2025

“How old do you think these chickens are?” Levy Phiri asked the crowd, after scooping four multicolored birds out of a crate and setting them down in the courtyard outside the primary school in Kambvumbe, a village in Zambia’s rural Eastern Province. The roughly 200 people who came out in the midafternoon heat for this […]

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