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U-S Farmers Could Benefit from WTO Agreement

Published December 28, 2015 at 6:30 AM CST
Harvest Public Media is a reporting project based in the Midwest, which covers agriculture, from farms to food to fuel.
Harvest Public Media is a reporting project based in the Midwest, which covers agriculture, from farms to food to fuel.

The U.S. and other countries that belong to the World Trade Organization agreed to reduce subsidies designed to make exported farm crops cheaper. As Harvest Public Media’s Abby Wendle reports, that could help U.S. farmers compete.

Learn more about this story - and other stories affecting the rural Midwest - at HarvestPublicMedia.org.
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