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President Trump announces 300,000 metric tons tariff-free beef imports

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By Rachel Spencer Gabel Verified, Lane Nordlund
| Tri-State Livestock News Verified
President Trump, in an August 21, 2026, post on Truth Social, announced the U.S. will allow up to 300,000 metric tons of beef to be imported over the next 90 days without tariffs in an effort to help lower ground beef prices.
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Exclusive: House Ag Chairman GT Thompson on Upcoming Farm Bill Vote

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By Lane Nordlund
| Western Ag Network
Exclusive: House Ag Chairman Glenn "GT" Thompson on Upcoming Farm Bill Vote April 23, 2026 WASHINGTON, D.C. — House Agriculture Committee Chairman Glenn “GT” Thompson tells the Western Ag Network that long-awaited movement is finally happening on the farm bill, with the legislation expected to reach the House floor the week of April 27.
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Montana Ag Network: Investing in American-made fertilizer

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By Lane Nordlund
| KXLH-TV (Helena, MT) Verified
By: Lane Nordlund Even before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the price of fertilizer has more than doubled since last year. As the price of the agricultural inputs continue to skyrocket, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has announced its efforts to increase American-made fertilizer. USDA will make available $250 million through a new grant program this summer to support independent, innovative and sustainable American fertilizer production to supply American farmers.
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