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EPISODE · Sep 6, 2019

Rising Chinese tariffs unnerve farmers. Bruce Rominger on conservation agriculture.

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The latest rise in tariff tensions with China has more and more farmers getting nervous about their lost sales. The combination of tariff problems and bad weather has seen farm income drop 45 percent; farm bankruptcies have increased 13 percent across the country. And the USDA’s own export forecast numbers are not encouraging. We have that report. It’s a good time to be in the goat and sheep business in California. The demand for brush eating livestock is greater than the supply to help control wildfires here. And we talk with a prominent Northern California farming family about the importance of conservation and soil improvement practices. All that crop reports, extended weather, and a lot more…on this week’s KSTE Farm Hour.

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