Argentinian Beef Imports Raise Concerns
President Trump's announcement to quadruple beef imports from Argentina has raised questions and concerns across the US cattle country.
Last week, the Western Montana Stockgrowers Association (WMSA) expressed deep concern over the Trump Administration's comments to intervene in domestic beef prices and expand beef imports from Argentina.
Montana Stockgrowers strongly encourages the administration to not intervene in the domestic beef market, as that will have a potentially devastating effect on Montana cattle ranchers.
These actions risk destabilizing an already volatile market and will have significant negative impacts on America's cattle producers.
Author's summary: Trump's beef import plan sparks concern among US cattle producers.
- Concerns raised across US cattle country
- Western Montana Stockgrowers Association expresses deep concern
- Potentially devastating effect on Montana cattle ranchers
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