US Food Producers Celebrate Tariffs, Urge More for Imported Seafood, Honey
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(The Center Square) — Many U.S. farmers seem prepared to endure short-term trade challenges for the prospect of long-term benefits, particularly in dealings with China. Perhaps none are more prepared for that trade than shrimpers.
The latest Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer, showed an 8-point rise in April to a reading of 148, suggesting growing optimism among farmers, even as they remain concerned about the effects of ongoing trade disputes and tariffs on the agricultural sector.
Both the Current Conditions Index and Future Expectations Index...
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