Trump to announce $12 billion in aid to farmers
The $12 billion aid package, funded by tariff revenues, targets row-crop and specialty farmers affected by trade disputes and rising costs, with payments starting in February.
- President Donald Trump is set to unveil a $12 billion aid package for farmers impacted by low crop prices and tariffs, according to a White House official.
- The package includes $11 billion in one-time payments through the Farmer Bridge Assistance program for U.S. crop farmers.
- Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins stated this assistance addresses the significant challenges faced by farmers under current tariff policies.
- Farmers have expressed concerns about relying on government aid, stating that they want to avoid free assistance.
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‘Band-Aid on an open wound.’ Kentucky soybean farmer reacts to Trump’s $12B bailout
Barry Alexander with a handful of yellow soybeans.(Liam Niemeyer/Ohio Valley ReSource)The Trump administration announced this week it would direct $12 billion of one-time payments to American farmers struggling under the current trade war induced by its tariff policies.Caleb Ragland, the president of the American Soybean Association, says the bailout is welcome news, “but it’s far from covering the total problem.”“They say an average soybean acr…
Trump announces $12B in relief for farmers hit by market disruption
President Donald Trump participates in a roundtable discussion with farmers and lawmakers in the Cabinet Room of the White House on Dec. 8, 2025 in Washington, D.C. Left is Cordt Holub of Dysart, Iowa, and right is Meryl Kennedy of Monroe, Louisiana.(Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images) The federal government will direct $12 billion to U.S. farmers hurt by what he called “unfair market disruption,” President Donald Trump announced Monday during a Wh…
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* ICYMI: Trump Admin. announces $12B aid package for farmers; Will it be enough to help in Illinois? WCIA… The new $12 billion aid package is supposed to help farmers through the slump in sales caused by the president’s tariffs. Champaign County farmer Steve Hettinger said it couldn’t come soon enough, but one problem Hettinger [...]
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