WASHINGTON, D.C. — Farmer members of the American Soybean Association have for years consistently maintained their position that they do not support the use of tariffs, which threaten important markets and raise input costs for farmers, as a negotiation tactic. The interconnected nature of agricultural supply chains means tariffs have immediate negative, and in many cases lasting, impacts on their farms and the country’s rural economy.
Tariffs are not ‘fun’ and farmers are frustrated
Rural residents of many states are nervous about the potential economic impact of tariffs.
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