Ranchers find themselves caught between the president's desires to appease both them and the US consumer.
Ranchers find themselves caught between the president’s desires to appease both them and the US consumer in the face of high beef prices.
By Cy Neff
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It has been a whiplash-inducing month for the American rancher, one of United States President Donald Trump’s most steadfast voting blocs.
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