US to launch $8 billion support program for farmers to offset diesel costs, Trump says
PARK CITY: President Donald Trump said on Monday the US Department of Agriculture will launch what he called a new “harvest fuel relief program” that will provide farmers with $8 billion in support to offset diesel costs during the harvest season. “Tonight, I’m also pleased to announce that the Department of Agriculture will be launching a new harvest fuel relief program, providing our farmers…
President Donald Trump announced on Monday the launch of a $8 billion support program for farmers to alleviate the burden of rising diesel costs during the harvest season. The USDA will provide one-time payments to American farmers through the Farm Service Agency to cover a portion of estimated losses during the 2026 crop year. Trump made the announcement in Kansas as he campaigns for the midterm elections, where his party's control of Congress is at stake.
The program aims to offer proportional support to farmers using a standardized formula, mitigating temporary market disruptions and increased input costs.
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