Farmers face tariff uncertainty as Trump edges toward new levies
In rural Iowa the Shirbroun family and other farmers navigate fears that tariffs will curb demand for soybeans and corn. They rely on Canada for potash and on international markets, while prices, costs, and financing strain margins. Amid broad political shifts, many plan to hold equipment and wait for April tariff decisions, hoping the stance yields better access abroad.
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Suspension of 1890 Scholars Program for HBCU students
A federal grant program offering full tuition for students at 1890 land grant universities has been paused. The 1890 Scholars Program supports agriculture and related studies at 19 HBCUs, including Florida A&M, Alabama A&M, North Carolina A&T, and Tuskegee. The pause, tied to budget review and alignment with executive orders, affects current scholars who will complete their studies.
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