Argentina Agriculture

Argentina may not have beef Trump wants

Trump wants to import beef from Argentina. Republicans and ag groups say, what about America?

“Let’s not do anything that would artificially reduce the price of cattle for our cattle producers,” said Mark McHargue, the president of the Nebraska Farm Bureau, earlier this week.

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Grassley says Trump should stop posting about Argentina beef imports on social media

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Argentina May Not Have the Beef Trump Wants

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Beef prices soar to record highs

President Trump is talking up a plan to import beef from Argentina to drive down prices at the grocery store.

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Trump defends tariffs, tells beef producers to lower prices

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Rancher and butcher discuss beef as Trump suggests US will buy Argentine beef to lower prices

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US ranchers blast Trump’s idea to import more beef from Argentina, calling it a ‘betrayal of the American rancher’

Christian Lovell of the non-partisan organization Farm Action called the move “a betrayal of the American rancher,” adding “Washington should be focused on fixing our broken cattle market, not rewardi...

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Republicans have a rare beef with Trump over suggestion he'll import red meat

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Trump Calls Cattle Ranchers Ungrateful After They Say He Betrayed Them

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Trump’s Argentina beef deal angers America’s struggling farmers: ‘You’re selling us out’

On Wednesday, President Donald Trump said he “loved” America’s cattle ranchers. But farmers, who overwhelmingly supported the president in the 2024 election, say they aren’t feeling the love right now.

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Trump puts Argentina before American agriculture

With large and persistent federal deficits and increasingly hostile trade relations with China, why is President Donald Trump using scarce federal resources and now private capital to support Argentina‘s economy?

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America Hurts Farmers and Discounts China’s Soy Imports while Providing a Crutch for Argentina

Once again, the Trump administration’s “dealmaking” on international trade has blown up, this time pulling the rug from under US soybean farmers. This isn’t the