Briefnow
Mar 28, 2026

Trump Announces New Farm Relief Measures to Cut Costs

President Donald Trump on Friday announced a series of actions aimed at supporting farmers and food suppliers as rising energy costs continue to pressure the agricultural sector. The plan includes regulatory changes, expanded loan guarantees, and additional relief funding tied to agriculture.

Trump said his administration is working to reduce equipment costs and improve access to financing for farmers across the country. He made the remarks during an event on the South Lawn of the White House, Fox News reported.

“Every day we’re looking for new ways to support our farmers, reduce your costs, and to help lower the price of food for the American family,” Trump said. “We’re going to prove that the golden age of American agriculture is right here and right now.”

Trump also called on Congress to pass a new farm bill and said he plans to request additional funding in the next spending package. He pointed to previous relief efforts funded through tariffs, saying farmers have already received $12 billion in support.

The president criticized the administration of former President Joe Biden, saying past policies hurt the farming industry through regulations and trade decisions. He said his administration is working to reverse those impacts.

Trump said the Environmental Protection Agency will revise guidelines tied to diesel emissions rules that affect farm equipment. The changes are expected to reduce costs for farmers, particularly those relying on modern diesel engines.

Other posts