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At a time when farmers continue to face strong economic headwinds, the agreement is expected to increase U.S. agriculture exports by $2 billion.

The United States and China today signed a “Phase 1” trade agreement that both countries say will lead to increased purchases of U.S. agricultural products by China.

2019 is in the rearview mirror and the American Farm Bureau is hoping for progress on trade negotiations and regulatory changes which will help agriculture in 2020.

Ask your senators to follow the House and send USMCA to the President’s desk without delay!

The USMCA will provide continuity in the growth of the North American market and will strengthen our trading relationships with Canada and Mexico, which are our number-one and number-two export markets

The American Farm Bureau Federation is asking Congress to quickly pass the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement, following a deal reached between House Democrats and the White House to move forward

$6.8 Billion Support Provided As Of Nov. 12

Approving USMCA would be a win for Congress and, more importantly, a win for American agriculture

This agreement means sharply lower tariffs on our farm and ranch exports with the promise of more to come.

A review of U.S. and Chinese Manufacturing Indicies

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