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38. Tariffs, Land and the American Farmer with Steve Bruere and Dr. Bruce Sherrick
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How resilient is American agriculture in the face of escalating trade tensions? In this episode, we’re joined by Steve Bruere of Peoples Company and returning guest Dr. Bruce Sherrick for a thought-provoking conversation on the stability of farmland investments—especially when compared to the volatility of traditional stock markets. From global pressures to local impacts, we explore how current trade dynamics are reshaping the agricultural landscape.
Tune in for insights on:
- The growing U.S. agricultural trade deficit—and what it means for American farmers
- Farmland’s role as an inflation hedge and its potential for long-term value appreciation
- The ripple effects of tariffs on input costs, export markets, and the broader food supply chain
- Why permanent crop producers may be particularly vulnerable to shifting consumer preferences
Whether you're an investor, policymaker, or ag professional, this episode offers key perspectives on the intersection of trade, economics, and the future of American farming.
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