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U.S. farm bankruptcies rose in Q2 2025 due to plummeting crop prices, high costs, and trade issues, despite government aid.
Farm bankruptcies in the U.S. rose to 93 in the second quarter of 2025, driven by sharply lower crop prices—down 50% for corn and 40% for soybeans since 2022—due to high production costs and trade disruptions, especially with China.
Despite a projected increase in farm income, most comes from government payments, not market gains, and weak credit conditions persist.
Chapter 12 bankruptcies, allowing farmers to restructure, are rising.
The administration is considering a new $10 billion to $14 billion bailout, following a $66 billion aid package, as agricultural groups push for expanded demand through trade talks and ethanol use.
Las bancarrotas agrícolas estadounidenses aumentaron en el segundo trimestre de 2025 debido a la caída en picado de los precios de los cultivos, los altos costos y los problemas comerciales, a pesar de la ayuda gubernamental.