特朗普寻求追加110亿美元农业援助


2026-06-24 21:52:16 UTC / 路透社

作者:利亚·道格拉斯

2026年6月24日 世界标准时间21:52 1小时前更新


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华盛顿6月24日路透电 — 据路透社审阅的白宫补充拨款申请文件,美国总统唐纳德·特朗普于周三要求国会批准超过110亿美元的额外农业援助,以帮助因伊朗战争面临高燃油和化肥成本的农民。

这笔新拨款将追加于政府今年已拨付给农民的120亿美元援助之上。当前美国农业行业因高生产成本和低作物价格陷入困境,而特朗普当前的贸易政策以及与伊朗的战争进一步加剧了困境。

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农业行业团体此前曾表示,这笔资金对帮助农民为春季播种做好准备至关重要,但不足以让农民完全弥补损失。

今年春季,由于中东地区的航运中断,燃油和化肥价格大幅上涨,尽管华盛顿和德黑兰本月初敲定初步停火计划后,航运状况已有所改善。

农民是特朗普的忠实选民群体,其所在的共和党将在11月的中期选举中捍卫国会的微弱多数席位。

路透社/益普索的民调显示,特朗普在美国农村民众中的支持率在6月跌至50%的新低,较2025年2月的60%有所下滑。

根据白宫管理和预算办公室主任拉斯·沃伊特签署的拨款申请,新援助中的100亿美元将用于2026年种植的大田作物和特种作物农民。

剩余11亿美元将用于受2025年末至2026年初冬季风暴影响的佛罗里达州农民。

据美国农业部数据,如果白宫的拨款申请获得通过,政府今年预计将向农民发放约554亿美元的直接补贴。

农业经济咨询公司美里迪姆农业商务顾问合伙人韦斯利·戴维斯表示,这笔补贴将约占2026年农业总收入的33%,为2001年以来直接补贴占比最高的水平。

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Trump seeks additional $11 billion in farm aid

2026-06-24 21:52:16 UTC / Reuters

By Leah Douglas

June 24, 2026 9:52 PM UTC Updated 1 hour ago

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WASHINGTON, June 24 (Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday asked Congress to approve more than $11 billion in additional aid for farmers facing high fuel ​and fertilizer costs since the Iran war, according to a White ‌House supplemental funding request reviewed by Reuters.

The new funding would add to $12 billion in aid the administration has already disbursed to farmers this year, as the industry sags under high ​production costs and low crop prices, made worse by Trump’s current ​trade policies and the war with Iran.

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Farm and industry groups have ⁠said that money was key to helping farmers prepare for spring planting, but insufficient ​to make them whole.

Fuel and fertilizer prices have jumped this spring due to ​shipping disruptions from the Middle East, though flows have improved since Washington and Tehran hashed out an initial plan earlier this month to end the conflict.

Farmers are a loyal voting ​bloc for Trump, whose Republican Party will defend slim majorities in Congress in ​November’s midterms.

Trump’s approval rating among rural Americans fell in June to a new low of 50%, ‌down ⁠from 60% in February 2025, according to Reuters/Ipsos polling.

According to the funding request signed by Russ Vought, director of the White House Office of Management and Budget, $10 billion of the new aid would be allocated to row and specialty crop ​farmers for crops ​planted in 2026.

The ⁠remaining $1.1 billion would be allocated to Florida farmers affected by winter storms in late 2025 and early 2026.

If the White ​House request is approved, the administration would be forecast ​to send ⁠about $55.4 billion in direct payments to farmers this year, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture data.

That would comprise roughly 33% of total farm income in 2026, the highest ⁠level ​in direct payments since 2001, according to Wesley ​Davis, a partner at Meridian Agribusiness Advisors, an agricultural economics consultancy.

Reporting by Leah Douglas in Washington; ​additional reporting by P.J. Huffstutter in Chicago and Jarrett Renshaw; Editing by Sonali Paul

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