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Farmers say they face a new crisis as Trump’s tariffs, Iran war raise costs

Farmers in the US are facing a new crisis as tariffs and the Iran war drive up costs.

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Source diversity sample: Rural News Group · Twin Cities Business · Brownfield Ag News · farmdoc daily · Hoosier Ag Today · ChemNet News · Economist Enterprise · Financial Times.

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The brief

The cost of diesel has risen sharply, squeezing farm margins as harvest season begins. This follows a prolonged period of high fertilizer prices, which are expected to remain elevated through 2028.

The situation is particularly dire for US grain farmers, who are grappling with what some outlets describe as the worst crisis in decades.

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What is causing the current crisis for US farmers?

The crisis is primarily due to increased costs of diesel and fertilizers, exacerbated by Trump’s tariffs and the Iran war.

How long are high fertilizer prices expected to last?

According to ChemNet News, global fertilizer prices are projected to remain high through 2028.

Which farmers are most affected by the current crisis?

US grain farmers are particularly impacted, facing what some outlets describe as the worst crisis in decades.

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US farmers tariffs Iran war fuel costs fertilizer prices

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