U.S. farmers fear China tariffs

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Farmers fear tariffs could cost them one of their biggest markets in China

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Farmers fear tariffs could cost them one of their biggest markets in China .

China has long been the biggest buyer of American corn, beef, chicken, sorghum and other crops.

The only way most farmers survived Trump ’s previous trade war was with tens of billions of government aid payments.

We’re not going to gain anything from it. It’s just going to cause us to hurt. That would be my encouragement to the administration, is to look for opportunities and get some great deals done proactively.” ___ Associated Press writer Nick Ingram contributed to this report from Missouri . Josh Funk , The Associated Press .

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