Wisconsin farmers fear for future as federal tariffs threaten livelihoods
GAVIN MICHAELSON
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Saskia Hatvany, River Valley Media Group
Wisconsin Sen. Brad Pfaff holds a press conference at a farm near La Crosse, Wis. on Monday, March 10. Local farmers and representatives gathered to warn against impact of new federal tariffs on Wisconsin agriculture industry.
As America's trading partners joust over tariffs in a feud begun by President Donald Trump shortly after he took office, Wisconsin farmers fear the repercussions on their livelihoods.
Rodger Schomberg stands on his farm Monday near La Crosse. Schomberg bought his farm with his wife in 1974, and has grown corn and soybeans there for over 50 years.
State Sen. Brad Pfaff holds a press conference Monday on a farm near La Crosse. Local farmers and representatives gathered to warn against impact of new federal tariffs on Wisconsin agriculture industry.
State Sen. Brad Pfaff holds a press conference Monday on a farm near La Crosse. Local farmers and representatives gathered to warn against impact of new federal tariffs on Wisconsin agriculture industry.
Rodger Schomberg stands on his farm Monday near La Crosse. Schomberg bought his farm with his wife in 1974, and has grown corn and soybeans there for over 50 years.