ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, N.C. (WGHP) — As the U.S and China continue their ongoing trade war, farmers here in the Triad are caught in the crossfire.
While dry weather is one issue for soybean farmers like John Ashe, he said tariffs on the crops are a much bigger problem.
“I’m selling them $9.50 to $10 this. Of course, it changes daily. Last year, it was $13.75 to $15,” Ashe said…