The United States will launch an $8 billion support program for farmers to offset rising diesel costs, according to President Trump.
The Trump administration announced $8 billion in aid for American farmers, with the USDA making funds available for one-time payments this harvest season. The plan aims to offset rising diesel costs. Retail diesel prices reached $6.50 a gallon in September. Trump proposed $5,000 checks to all adults if Republicans retain control of Congress.
- The Trump administration announced $8 billion in aid for farmers.
- The US President stated the government would send $90 payments to over 20 million Medicare enrollees.
- The plan is intended to help farmers deal with rising production costs, especially diesel.
- Retail diesel prices in the US reached a record of $6.50 a gallon in September.
- Trump separately proposed sending US$5,000 checks to all adult citizens if Republicans maintain control of the House and Senate in the midterms.
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