Farmers Ditch Soybeans for Weedís Cousin as Trade War Rages On

The video discusses the challenges faced by small-scale farmers due to federal aid distribution and trade tariffs, particularly with China. John Boyd Jr., a farmer and founder of the National Black Farmers Association, highlights the inadequacy of aid for small farmers and the need for fair market prices. He emphasizes the importance of opening trade barriers and adapting farming strategies, such as trying hemp farming. The economic impact of tariffs on rural areas and the need for new leadership to address these issues are also discussed.

What does John Boyd believe is necessary for the future of small-scale farmers?

In what ways does John Boyd suggest that the current administration is failing farmers?