Rural communities across the United States are grappling with an economic downturn as agricultural commodity prices drop sharply. The situation is particularly dire for soybean producers, who warn that extended trade conflicts could make it impossible to sustain operations. Market data shows a steep decline in crop values, threatening the viability of family-run farms. Industry representatives stress that prolonged disruptions in international trade channels could have lasting consequences for rural economies. “U.S. soybean farmers cannot survive a prolonged trade dispute,” one analyst stated, underscoring the urgency of resolving export barriers and stabilizing market conditions. Without intervention, many fear widespread farm closures and increased financial distress in agricultural regions. n— news from MSN
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