Trump’s Tomato Tarrif

[Missouri_Mike]

Looks to be working as planned.

Trump’s Tomato Tariff Delivers: Struggling U.S. Farmers See Immediate Boost

Trump's tomato tariff helps struggling U.S. farmers, boosting prices and demand for domestic crops.

townhall.com

I think the reason the left struggles so hard not understanding how this is happening is they’ve never been good at economics to begin with. If they were they wouldn’t be socialists.

Two days, that’s how long it takes Trump to turn things around for our own farmers.

 

[Stuartbirdan2]

Looks to be working as planned.

Trump’s Tomato Tariff Delivers: Struggling U.S. Farmers See Immediate Boost

Trump's tomato tariff helps struggling U.S. farmers, boosting prices and demand for domestic crops.

townhall.com

I think the reason the left struggles so hard not understanding how this is happening is they’ve never been good at economics to begin with. If they were they wouldn’t be socialists.

Two days, that’s how long it takes Trump to turn things around for our own farmers.

Says townhall

 

[Zincwarrior]

The US has shitty tomatoes.

 

[Missouri_Mike]

Says townhall

Says the farmers.

 

[toobfreak]

Trump’s Tomato Tarrif​

Looks to be working as planned.

Thank goodness for that. I love a good, firm, ripe tomato.

Maybe this will stop me from getting slapped every time I whistle at a sexy tomato.

 

[Missouri_Mike]

Says townhall

Says the farmers.

 

[Stuartbirdan2]

Looks to be working as planned.

Trump’s Tomato Tariff Delivers: Struggling U.S. Farmers See Immediate Boost

Trump's tomato tariff helps struggling U.S. farmers, boosting prices and demand for domestic crops.

townhall.com

I think the reason the left struggles so hard not understanding how this is happening is they’ve never been good at economics to begin with. If they were they wouldn’t be socialists.

Two days, that’s how long it takes Trump to turn things around for our own farmers.

Farmers face worsening labor shortage

Agriculture in North Carolina not only faces increasing tariffs, but also a significant labor shortage due to regulatory restrictions, challenges to the H2A visa program and persistent barriers to technological

www.journalpatriot.com

 

[Stuartbirdan2]

Looks to be working as planned.

Trump’s Tomato Tariff Delivers: Struggling U.S. Farmers See Immediate Boost

Trump's tomato tariff helps struggling U.S. farmers, boosting prices and demand for domestic crops.

townhall.com

I think the reason the left struggles so hard not understanding how this is happening is they’ve never been good at economics to begin with. If they were they wouldn’t be socialists.

Two days, that’s how long it takes Trump to turn things around for our own farmers.

https://www.politico.com/newsletters/weekly-agriculture/2025/07/21/farmers-tariff-patience-wears-thin-00465118

 

[Stuartbirdan2]

Looks to be working as planned.

Trump’s Tomato Tariff Delivers: Struggling U.S. Farmers See Immediate Boost

Trump's tomato tariff helps struggling U.S. farmers, boosting prices and demand for domestic crops.

townhall.com

I think the reason the left struggles so hard not understanding how this is happening is they’ve never been good at economics to begin with. If they were they wouldn’t be socialists.

Two days, that’s how long it takes Trump to turn things around for our own farmers.

HOW LONG WILL ‘WAIT AND SEE’ LAST? Farmers’ patience with President Donald Trump could be waning as they scramble to understand and brace for a looming trade war ahead of harvest season for many major U.S. commodities.

Trump has sent out dozens of letters to trading partners — and key ag importers like the European Union, Japan and South Korea — warning them of the tariff rate they will face in coming weeks. Time is running out for the administration to prove that those threats will pay off before hurting already-struggling farmers.

Senate Ag Chair John Boozman (R-Ark.) said that farmers have had a “wait and see” attitude towards the tariffs, trusting the Trump administration’s work to get new trade deals done to open new markets. But, he added, farmers are “anxious” in light of the president’s slew of new tariff threats

 

[Missouri_Mike]

Farmers face worsening labor shortage

Agriculture in North Carolina not only faces increasing tariffs, but also a significant labor shortage due to regulatory restrictions, challenges to the H2A visa program and persistent barriers to technological

www.journalpatriot.com

I can’t take a publication seriously who starts with farmers facing new tariffs, farmers in the US aren’t facing any new tariffs, the ones they are dealing with have always been there from other countries. The new ones are leveling the playing field.

 

[toobfreak]

The US has shitty tomatoes.

That is odd. Every tomato I ever grew in my backyard with crappy weather and rocky clay soil turned out big and delicious.

Tomatoes are weeds, Stinky, for a long time they were even thought poisonous. Tomatoes will grow most anywhere.

 

[Missouri_Mike]

HOW LONG WILL ‘WAIT AND SEE’ LAST? Farmers’ patience with President Donald Trump could be waning as they scramble to understand and brace for a looming trade war ahead of harvest season for many major U.S. commodities.

Trump has sent out dozens of letters to trading partners — and key ag importers like the European Union, Japan and South Korea — warning them of the tariff rate they will face in coming weeks. Time is running out for the administration to prove that those threats will pay off before hurting already-struggling farmers.

Senate Ag Chair John Boozman (R-Ark.) said that farmers have had a “wait and see” attitude towards the tariffs, trusting the Trump administration’s work to get new trade deals done to open new markets. But, he added, farmers are “anxious” in light of the president’s slew of new tariff threats

How long? For tomato farmers they had to wait two days.

 

[Zincwarrior]

That is odd. Every tomato I ever grew in my backyard with crappy weather and rocky clay soil turned out big and delicious.

Tomatoes are weeds, Stinky, for a long time they were even thought poisonous. Tomatoes will grow most anywhere.

Who cares what you grew. US commercial tomatoes are absolute shit.

 

[Stuartbirdan2]

I can’t take a publication seriously who starts with farmers facing new tariffs, farmers in the US aren’t facing any new tariffs, the ones they are dealing with have always been there from other countries. The new ones are leveling the playing field.

 

[Moonglow]

Looks to be working as planned.

Trump’s Tomato Tariff Delivers: Struggling U.S. Farmers See Immediate Boost

Trump's tomato tariff helps struggling U.S. farmers, boosting prices and demand for domestic crops.

townhall.com

I think the reason the left struggles so hard not understanding how this is happening is they’ve never been good at economics to begin with. If they were they wouldn’t be socialists.

Two days, that’s how long it takes Trump to turn things around for our own farmers.

I bet you will not be saying this in the winter when there are no tomatoes from the US.

 

[Stuartbirdan2]

I can’t take a publication seriously who starts with farmers facing new tariffs, farmers in the US aren’t facing any new tariffs, the ones they are dealing with have always been there from other countries. The new ones are leveling the playing field.

Montana farmers worry about impact of Trump's tariff negotiations

Agriculture industry professionals, farmers, and economists gathered at the University of Montana to talk about the impending tariffs.

www.kpax.com

 

[Stuartbirdan2]

I can’t take a publication seriously who starts with farmers facing new tariffs, farmers in the US aren’t facing any new tariffs, the ones they are dealing with have always been there from other countries. The new ones are leveling the playing field.

Trump’s tariffs are hurting U.S. agriculture. Some farmers still support them. - Investigate Midwest

BELZONI, Miss. — For Pepper Roberts, running a successful farm comes down to managing risk and planning for potential challenges. While other farmers sold their crops last fall, Roberts used grain bins to store half of his corn harvest, betting that he’d get a better price once corn supplies...

investigatemidwest.org

 

[Stuartbirdan2]

I can’t take a publication seriously who starts with farmers facing new tariffs, farmers in the US aren’t facing any new tariffs, the ones they are dealing with have always been there from other countries. The new ones are leveling the playing field.

EU weighs retaliatory tariffs, Rep. Bacon says farmers are usually hardest hit - Brownfield Ag News

Nebraska Congressman Don Bacon says the President’s tariff strategy creates more questions than answers for ag producers. “I think it’s dangerous for our farmers. When other countries want to retaliate, they do it against our farmers.” The European Commission trade spokesperson told reporters...

www.brownfieldagnews.com

 

[Stuartbirdan2]

I can’t take a publication seriously who starts with farmers facing new tariffs, farmers in the US aren’t facing any new tariffs, the ones they are dealing with have always been there from other countries. The new ones are leveling the playing field.

Arkansas farmers feel the pinch as tariffs take a toll

As the growing season ramps up, Arkansas farmers are voicing concerns over the impact of tariffs on the agriculture industry.

katv.com

 

[Stuartbirdan2]

I can’t take a publication seriously who starts with farmers facing new tariffs, farmers in the US aren’t facing any new tariffs, the ones they are dealing with have always been there from other countries. The new ones are leveling the playing field.

South Texas Farmers Working Through a Labor Shortage

Sun drenched fields along the banks of Rio Grande River provide the landscape south Texas farmers need to grow citrus and green leafy vegetables for consumers across the country. But a steady, reliable labor source that is paramount to bringing south Texas commodities to market is in short...

www.iowapbs.org