American farmers brace for a brutal year ahead, facing projected losses of over $31 billion by 2026 as soaring fertilizer costs—sometimes eating up 61% of budgets—and skyrocketing land expenses crush profits. Corn farmers lose $167 per acre ($1.7B total), soybean growers $138 per acre ($700M+), while government aid offers only short-term relief. Long-term stability hinges on predictable fuel access and clearer trade policies—farmers are told to hold tight as tough conditions may persist for years.

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