I'm afraid it's not a good thing; U.S. agriculture has been severely impacted by tariff policies, and farmers are having a tough time!

U.S. agriculture is truly experiencing "a roof leak coinciding with a rainy night"! The Trump administration's tariff policy has devastated U.S. agriculture, and this needs to be discussed thoroughly.

First, let's talk about the export of agricultural products. In the past, U.S. beef and soybeans were quite popular in the Chinese market, but what about now? China has significantly reduced imports of these agricultural and livestock products from the U.S., instead sourcing them from South America, Europe, and other regions. This means that the products painstakingly cultivated by U.S. farmers can’t be sold, and their income will surely be affected. $PEPE

Now, let’s take a look at the agricultural machinery industry. Tractor manufacturers are also looking worried, as geopolitical uncertainty and trade frictions have severely undermined the confidence of American farmers, leading to a decline in tractor sales in the first quarter. Agricultural machinery giant AGCO Corporation has even had to announce price increases to cope with the impact of tariffs.

Worse still, the imports of pesticides and fertilizers have also been suppressed by tariff policies. Fertilizer companies face rising costs and can only raise product prices, which ultimately consumers in the U.S. will have to bear. The costs for farmers to cultivate their land have increased, compressing their profit margins, making it certainly hard to get by. $BTC

These tariff policies have essentially dug a big hole for U.S. agriculture, forcing American farmers to jump into it themselves. When the U.S. government initially implemented these tariff policies, they may have intended to protect domestic industries, but instead, they have created a mess for their own agriculture.