Georgia growers are concerned about retaliatory tariffs’ impact on the agricultural industry. The year 2025 could be challenging for producers, especially when facing continued inflation and rising input costs.
The University of Georgia’s College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences hosted an event at the Georgia Railroad Freight Depot on Feb. 21, bringing together students, alumni and industry leaders to discuss factors impacting food prices and inflation.
“With the threat of tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and other countries, what does the outlook look like for farmers?” asked third-year agriculture business student Michael Howard.
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