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Time Perspective of USDA Trade Disruption Mitigation Package

Sep 05, 2018

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The Agriculture Department's mitigation plan for ag producers is intended to be short term in nature while foreign trade issues are resolved. However, in some areas, such as ag trade promotion, there could be longer term benefits. Rod Bain looks at some of the details of this package in this edition of "Agriculture USA".
 

 

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