CLINTON COUNTY, Mich. — Clinton County is known for being a farming area, and farmers throughout the region may soon receive financial assistance during challenging economic times.
- Farmers across Clinton County and the U.S. could soon see relief during economic challenges.
- The Trump administration is considering millions in aid for farmers to help combat tariff impacts.
- Clinton County farmer Robert Reese says his farm has been below the cost of production for three years.
WATCH: Clinton County farmers hope for relief as administration considers agricultural aid package
I visited Reese Farms in Clinton County to speak with local farmer Robert Reese about what potential aid could mean for agricultural producers in the area.
"The last three years we have been below the cost of production on our corn, soybeans and wheat," Reese said.
Sources tell CNN that the Trump administration is considering millions in aid for farmers to help combat tariff impacts, which could provide much-needed relief to struggling agricultural operations.
"Anything helps at this point. We like providing a great product for the world and we would like the world to buy it. But if they're not, anything we can do to help offset some of our rising cost would be great," Reese said.
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