Marc's take on the effects of Tariffs on US Agriculture
For us, lower feed and borrowing costs could be a lifeline, but recession risks loom large. Commodity cattle farmers might scrape by if costs drop enough, though tariff-driven price declines look rough. Row croppers, meanwhile, are in for a reckoning unless Uncle Sam bails them out.
The interplay of tariffs, rates, and global demand is a wild card—no one’s got a crystal ball, but it’s clear the pain won’t be evenly spread.
