An analysis by the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis found that 84 farm operations in the upper Midwest filed for Chapter 12 bankruptcy from June 2017 to June 2018. Why it matters: The number of bankruptcies filed by these farm operations is double the total from 2014 and even surpassed the mark hit in 2010 at the peak of the Great Recession. Current price levels and trends suggest the number will continue to rise, according to the report. Details: The report examines filings from North Dakota, South Dakota, Minneapolis, Montana and Wisconsin. Most of the farm bankruptcies were filed in Wisconsin at 50 total. Minnesota had 20 and South Dakota had 12. Both Montana and North Dakota each had one bankruptcy. The state of play: Agriculture commodity prices have flatlined over the last year — with prices freezing on soybeans, milk, corn and beef. Farmers have also been hampered by President Trump's retaliatory tariffs on China, which particularly dampened foreign demand for U.S. soybeans. https://www.axios.com/trump-trade-w...tcy-88d4b7bf-1fb5-4316-a19a-c7cd4a48707e.html
LOL. Farms go bankrupt all the time. nowhere near where they were in 2010...THANKS OBAMA!!! #OrangeManBad! Adjust your NPC Rage!!!
Here comes the Trump Unviersity Gradtard unwittingly proving the article right. That's the thing with dumb inbred Cons, they can only spout what their handlers tell them to spout.
Lol. Stick to what you know: That you failed out of Trump U from your little house in Cockfosters. Cheerio.
How can I fail something if I never attempted it? I know a scam when I see one unlike you who is trying to pretend reality isn't happening.