Trump-loving Arkansas farmers beg for government handouts as tariffs begin to bite

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Cypress

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Struggling Arkansas farmers are now pleading with US government to save them — many face bankruptcy, closures amid crisis​

Arkansas farmers are sounding the alarm claiming that a deteriorating global economy and soaring costs are pushing them to the brink of disaster.

As tariffs begin to bite, the state’s farmers are pleading for emergency funding as they stare down bankruptcy and foreclosure.

 
Cypress said:

Struggling Arkansas farmers are now pleading with US government to save them — many face bankruptcy, closures amid crisis​

Arkansas farmers are sounding the alarm claiming that a deteriorating global economy and soaring costs are pushing them to the brink of disaster.

As tariffs begin to bite, the state’s farmers are pleading for emergency funding as they stare down bankruptcy and foreclosure.

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From YOUR link you clearly didn't read:

Farmers like Trump’s tariffs​

Despite the uncertainty caused by the tariffs, American farmers still see the president’s flagship policy as a long-term win.

A May survey by Purdue University of American producers found that 70% believe the tariffs will ultimately strengthen their industry [7].

However, the situation in Arkansas is urgent, farmers say. Fortunately, state lawmakers seem willing to listen and provide assistance.

“We’re going to take your message. We’re going to get it back to D.C., and we’re going to do everything we can to get you the help you need,” Gene Higginbotham, district director for Congressman Rick Crawford, told farmers at the meeting.

The article goes on at length that most of the problems resulted from storms that destroyed 260,000 acres of crops, particularly rice.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
From YOUR link you clearly didn't read:

Farmers like Trump’s tariffs​

Despite the uncertainty caused by the tariffs, American farmers still see the president’s flagship policy as a long-term win.

A May survey by Purdue University of American producers found that 70% believe the tariffs will ultimately strengthen their industry [7].

However, the situation in Arkansas is urgent, farmers say. Fortunately, state lawmakers seem willing to listen and provide assistance.

“We’re going to take your message. We’re going to get it back to D.C., and we’re going to do everything we can to get you the help you need,” Gene Higginbotham, district director for Congressman Rick Crawford, told farmers at the meeting.

The article goes on at length that most of the problems resulted from storms that destroyed 260,000 acres of crops, particularly rice.
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I didn't say anything about whether they liked tariffs, or whether they imagined they'd see a benefit from tariffs years from now.

Tariffs are causing them economic damage. Today. Right now.
And I believe they're reasonably sure Trump will bail them out with government handouts of taxpayer money.

Trump supporters begging for government welfare is the hilarious issue.
 
Cypress said:

Struggling Arkansas farmers are now pleading with US government to save them — many face bankruptcy, closures amid crisis​

Arkansas farmers are sounding the alarm claiming that a deteriorating global economy and soaring costs are pushing them to the brink of disaster.

As tariffs begin to bite, the state’s farmers are pleading for emergency funding as they stare down bankruptcy and foreclosure.

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1757111900829.pngYou will find next none of our black farmers in these meetings, bc the gov. refuse them the help to begin with...so what we got is MAGA fucks, who REFUSE TO NAME TRUMP as the engine behind all this madness, but instead is asking US tax payers to help bail them out of a mess these bitches all voted for. You can not on your best fuckin day, make this shit up. White people constantly shoot themselves in the foot by voting the GOP ticket and come running feet first to tax payers to bail them out of shit, from FEMA to this shit. Sometime when the Gods want to kick your ass, they answer your fuckin prayers.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
From YOUR link you clearly didn't read:

Farmers like Trump’s tariffs​

Despite the uncertainty caused by the tariffs, American farmers still see the president’s flagship policy as a long-term win.

A May survey by Purdue University of American producers found that 70% believe the tariffs will ultimately strengthen their industry [7].

However, the situation in Arkansas is urgent, farmers say. Fortunately, state lawmakers seem willing to listen and provide assistance.

“We’re going to take your message. We’re going to get it back to D.C., and we’re going to do everything we can to get you the help you need,” GeneNHigginbotham, district director for Congressman Rick Crawford, told farmers at the meeting.

The article goes on at length that most of the problems resulted from storms that destroyed 260,000 acres of crops, particularly rice.
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Non-sequitur. The OP has nothing to do with tariffs. Boy are you ever sensitive about your baby king!
 
Cypress said:
I didn't say anything about whether they liked tariffs, or whether they imagined they'd see a benefit from tariffs years from now.

Tariffs are causing them economic damage. Today. Right now.
And I believe they're reasonably sure Trump will bail them out with government handouts of taxpayer money.

Trump supporters begging for government welfare is the hilarious issue.
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Trumptards are losing their fucking minds!
 
Cypress said:
I didn't say anything about whether they liked tariffs, or whether they imagined they'd see a benefit from tariffs years from now.

Tariffs are causing them economic damage. Today. Right now.
And I believe they're reasonably sure Trump will bail them out with government handouts of taxpayer money.

Trump supporters begging for government welfare is the hilarious issue.
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Not according to your article. The farmers want help for severe weather that widely damaged crops.
 

Crop numbers not bad at all.​

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Corn and Soy in the Green: 9:37 a.m. CT​

As of 9:09 a.m. CT, December corn was up 2½¢ at $4.22¼ per bushel.


November soybeans were up 1¼¢ at $10.34¼ per bushel.


December CBOT wheat was up 2¢ at $5.21½ per bushel. December KC wheat was unchanged at $5.06¼ per bushel. December Minneapolis wheat was up less than a penny at $5.70¾.


This morning, USDA announced new export sales. Unknown destinations are buying:


  • 123,000 metric tons of soybeans for the 2025/2026 marketing year
  • 204,650 metric tons of soybeans for the 2025/2026 marketing year

USDA also released the weekly U.S. Export Sales report this morning.


“Weekly export sales were impressive for corn, at a net 2.117 million metric tons (mmt) for 2025/2026, at the high end of trade guesses that ranged from 900,000 metric tons to 2.2 mmt, slightly offset by net reductions of 280,900 metric tons for the marketing year that just ended,” said The Brock Report. “Soybean export sales came in at 818,500 metric tons for 2025/2026, within trade guesses of 600,000 metric tons to 1.6 mmt, with net reductions of 23,800 metric tons for old crop. .
www.agriculture.com

Corn Ends Day and Week Lower | Friday, Sept. 5, 2025

November soybeans closed down more than 27¢ week-over-week.
www.agriculture.com www.agriculture.com
 
T. A. Gardner said:
Neither did the article that Cypress posted in the OP...
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Do you send trump love letters? I'm thinking you do... 💘

Here, let me start your next one for you I'm a much better writer than you:

"Dear Mr. Greatest President that has ever been Trump,

I TA Gardner, crave your male essense. The thought of inhaling your massive male musk makes my tiny ding dong rock hard. Have you ever had your salad tossed Mr. Greatest President Ever, Trump? I'm very good at it!

Bi for now,

Love - YOU ARE THE GREATEST EVER!

TA ❤️"
 
T. A. Gardner said:
Not according to your article!
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"As tariffs begin to bite, the state’s farmers are pleading for emergency funding as they stare down bankruptcy and foreclosure."​
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If you are a hypocrite, I could understand why you wouldn't see the humour in Trump supporters demanding government handouts.
 
AProudLefty said:
He might have gone overboard but you kept posting threads after threads/posts after posts defending Trump and vilifying Democrats, The Left and Biden/Obama like a good lap dog.
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I can't help it if the MSM and Democrats keep foisting lies and half-truths on the public. It isn't my fault that the Trump haters here glom onto anything they think will smear Trump without a second thought. All I'm doing is leveling the playing field so-to-speak. It doesn't mean I support or endorse Trump, only that I'm willing to see things in a detached and fair manner.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
I can't help it if the MSM and Democrats keep foisting lies and half-truths on the public. It isn't my fault that the Trump haters here glom onto anything they think will smear Trump without a second thought. All I'm doing is leveling the playing field so-to-speak. It doesn't mean I support or endorse Trump, only that I'm willing to see things in a detached and fair manner.
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Lying about Democrats, Biden and Obama isn't leveling the playing field.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
I can't help it if the MSM and Democrats keep foisting lies and half-truths on the public. It isn't my fault that the Trump haters here glom onto anything they think will smear Trump without a second thought. All I'm doing is leveling the playing field so-to-speak. It doesn't mean I support or endorse Trump, only that I'm willing to see things in a detached and fair manner.
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Oh, you mean like the years long Burisma bullshit you trump-worshippers tried to hang on Biden? Or Hunters' laptop? How about the freak-outs the trumptards had over Obama's tan suit, or when he saluted troops with coffee cup in his hand or when Obama wore a bicycle helmet?

Oh - and how about the "Obama is secret Muslim born in Kenya"?

Every time you try to accuse your hated "left" of anything, you always end up owning yourself.

Did fat donny answer your love letters yet?
 
LurchAddams said:
Oh, you mean like the years long Burisma bullshit you trump-worshippers tried to hang on Biden? Or Hunters' laptop? How about the freak-outs the trumptards had over Obama's tan suit, or when he saluted troops with coffee cup in his hand or when Obama wore a bicycle helmet?

Oh - and how about the "Obama is secret Muslim born in Kenya"?

Every time you try to accuse your hated "left" of anything, you always end up owning yourself.

Did fat donny answer your love letters yet?
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Don't forget about Obama's birth certificate.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
From YOUR link you clearly didn't read:

Farmers like Trump’s tariffs​

Despite the uncertainty caused by the tariffs, American farmers still see the president’s flagship policy as a long-term win.

A May survey by Purdue University of American producers found that 70% believe the tariffs will ultimately strengthen their industry [7].

However, the situation in Arkansas is urgent, farmers say. Fortunately, state lawmakers seem willing to listen and provide assistance.

“We’re going to take your message. We’re going to get it back to D.C., and we’re going to do everything we can to get you the help you need,” Gene Higginbotham, district director for Congressman Rick Crawford, told farmers at the meeting.

The article goes on at length that most of the problems resulted from storms that destroyed 260,000 acres of crops, particularly rice.
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Yep. That was May survey. It’s 4 months later now.
 
Grokmaster said:

Crop numbers not bad at all.​

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Corn and Soy in the Green: 9:37 a.m. CT​

As of 9:09 a.m. CT, December corn was up 2½¢ at $4.22¼ per bushel.


November soybeans were up 1¼¢ at $10.34¼ per bushel.


December CBOT wheat was up 2¢ at $5.21½ per bushel. December KC wheat was unchanged at $5.06¼ per bushel. December Minneapolis wheat was up less than a penny at $5.70¾.


This morning, USDA announced new export sales. Unknown destinations are buying:


  • 123,000 metric tons of soybeans for the 2025/2026 marketing year
  • 204,650 metric tons of soybeans for the 2025/2026 marketing year

USDA also released the weekly U.S. Export Sales report this morning.


“Weekly export sales were impressive for corn, at a net 2.117 million metric tons (mmt) for 2025/2026, at the high end of trade guesses that ranged from 900,000 metric tons to 2.2 mmt, slightly offset by net reductions of 280,900 metric tons for the marketing year that just ended,” said The Brock Report. “Soybean export sales came in at 818,500 metric tons for 2025/2026, within trade guesses of 600,000 metric tons to 1.6 mmt, with net reductions of 23,800 metric tons for old crop. .
www.agriculture.com

Corn Ends Day and Week Lower | Friday, Sept. 5, 2025

November soybeans closed down more than 27¢ week-over-week.
www.agriculture.com www.agriculture.com
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The exceptionally weak dollar helps exports.
 
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