U.S. to launch $8 billion support program for farmers to offset diesel costs, Trump says
The $8 billion in payments would be administered by the department’s Farm Service Agency, the department said.
According to The Hindu, the $8 billion in payments would be administered by the department’s Farm Service Agency, the department said.
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