NPR reports farmers face losses from input costs despite higher revenues
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NPR News reports that farmers growing soybeans, corn, cotton and other crops are facing another year of losses as soaring fuel and fertilizer costs offset gains from higher crop prices.
“Soybeans are coming back a little bit, but currently [China's purchases] are at much, much lower levels .. For all of the other products — cotton, wheat, pork, beef — the exports were devastated in 2025, and there's no evidence of them coming back.”
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“.. Soybeans are coming back a little bit, but currently [China's purchases] are at much, much lower levels .. For all of the other products — cotton, wheat, pork, beef — the exports were devastated in 2025, and there's no evidence of them coming back." @npr.org
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# vote https://www. npr.org/2026/09/25/nx-s1-59798 86/farmers-crops-economy-diesel-fertilizer
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