Trump Says He’ll Give Tariff Revenues To Farmers Facing Short-Term Pain From Tariffs
President Donald Trump said on Thursday that he would use pricing income to send cash help to farmers who will feel short -term pain before his new functions of “getting started” to their advantage, promising to keep the producers “in great shape”.
The president made the commitment of the oval office when his team sketches a farm package funded by the money collected from import rates. Trump did not publish the details of the program, but the secretary of agriculture, Brooke Rollins, said that the administration weighed a planned plan on the bailout of the first mandate which paid billions during the China Trade War, according to Reuters. (Related: Trump says that farmers are “ badly injured ” by applying immigration)
“We are going to take part of this price that we have won, we will give it to our farmers – who, for a little while, will be injured until it begins, the prices are embarking on their advantage,” said Trump.
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A clip of remarks circulated on X of the Oval Office, where Trump added: “We will make sure that our farmers are in great shape.”
.@Potus: “We are going to take part of this price that we have won – we will give it to our farmers … We will make sure that our farmers are in great shape.” pic.twitter.com/mvhi4jy9pq
– Quick response 47 (@ rapidressese47) September 25, 2025
The White House launches payments as a bridge through short -term disruptions that Trump’s price push could cause raw materials on the markets, Reuters reported. GOP agricultural groups and legislators have warned against assembly losses and put pressure on this year as prices and trade flows change; Rollins has floated in revival of a version of the facilitation program on the previous market to stabilize producers.
Trump reported that the pricing regime will ultimately raise the revenues of the farm, telling journalists that “ultimately, farmers will make a fortune”. But he recognized that producers will first absorb a success – a gap the help offered by the prices is supposed to cover.
