One part of the summit between President Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping important to politics and markets is what US farmers may get out of it https://t.co/b0DWHv6ztG ...

As Trump and Xi wrap up their Beijing summit, US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer tells Annmarie Hordern he expects China to commit to billions in US farm purchases — but says Section 301 tariffs, however unpopular, are here to stay: https://t.co/q5IeqnDnUX https://t.co/qJKUtq1DyI ...

RT Princess Alli ✨ 👑 (@_PrincessAlli_)Aliens? hanta virus? Norovirus? NOThe Agriculture Secretary just confirmed publicly.1 in 4 American farmers has NO fertilizer secured for spring planting.No fertilizer. No crops. No food.Farm bankruptcies are up 46% in 2026.160,000 farms closed since 2017.Less than half of all farmers will even turn a profit this year.They're not struggling. They're being wiped out.And the media is busy covering everything else. ...

RT Loose Cannon News (@LooseCannonNews)Global Food Crisis Imminent If Iran War ContinuesFarmers in Thailand, the Philippines, Bangladesh and Australia, the first since the war to enter key sowing periods, now must choose whether to skip or reduce planting, or cut fertilizer use, which will lower yield. https://t.co/NCvQ9T7LdR ...

Zionist fanatics do not care.Dailyfly News (@Dailyflynews):U.S. farmers struggling with high price of fuel, fertilizer as bankruptcies riseWASHINGTON, D.C. - As Congress continues working on the long-overdue federal farm bill, American farmers entering planting season are facing a grim financial landscape. https://t.co/E7ndBu0Nxj ...

RT RusWar (@ruswar)🇹🇭 Thailand is one of the first ag countries to enter a planting season since the Iran war. We went to document the impact of supply shocks to fuel/fertilizer — It was worse than anticipated.Farmers are leaving huge tracts of land barren because they can't afford to plant as much as before.Similar stories are coming out from Bangladesh, The Philippines and Australia.In June, India and Brazil, two of the world’s biggest agricultural producers, will ramp up orders for urea. If, by then, ves ...