tariffs

Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield was back in court late last week, to fight President Trump’s latest attempt at imposing tariffs.

With a lawsuit in hand, Oregon, California, and Washington are standing firm against tariffs. The stakes are high for local farmers and consumers.

In a surprising turn, some Republicans broke ranks to support a new bill aimed at overturning tariffs that have stirred up quite the debate.

This trade agreement is more than just numbers; it’s a pathway to stronger ties and new opportunities that could ripple through the global economy.

Trump says his tariffs have brought in billions to the U.S. and he wants to give $2,000 dividend checks to middle and low-income Americans.

A new report warns tariffs could raise food and car prices, cut jobs, and slash Washington’s budget.

Tariffs and other trade issues were top of mind for cattle producers and other beef industry leaders during last week’s Cattle Industry Summer Business Meeting in San Diego, CA.

Since the Trump Administration established tariffs against some of our closest trading partners, the farming community has felt the financial squeeze.

After staying in the low- to mid-$60 per barrel range for the past several weeks, oil prices jumped up north of $70, thanks to the back-and-forth airstrikes between Israel and Iran.  Patrick DeHaan with Gasbuddy.com said this is the latest in a long list of issues that investors have had to digest this year, including tariffs, trade wars, and Russia/Ukraine.   “...

These days, everyone is looking for a bit of financial relief. The last few years have brought skyrocketing inflation and higher prices on groceries, utilities, and what seems like every expense coming through your household each month. Tariffs Will Have An Impact On The Price Of Many Grocery Items Whether you agree or disagree with the current administration's approach to tariffs, the reality for