Скачать или смотреть U.S. Farmers Protest as Canada Takes Over Billion Dollar Global Agri Network

A massive new Canadian *Global Agriculture Technology Center* is being established in Winnipeg, backed by a \$13 million provincial investment and aiming to revolutionize grain trade with global reach—directly competing with U.S. export infrastructure ([globalfarmernetwork.org][1], [farmonaut.com][2]). Across Canada, farmer groups are rallying—some blockaded roads and protested in Ottawa—demanding better support amid skyrocketing input costs and trade policy uncertainty ([farmersguardian.com][3]). The facility’s launch is part of a broader strategy to redirect global grain networks through Canadian hubs, sidelining U.S. farmers in the process . American producers are sounding the alarm: they're losing longstanding markets, and many see Canada’s move as a direct threat to their livelihoods ([globalfarmernetwork.org][1]). U.S. farm groups have even filed formal complaints under CUSMA, citing unfair Canadian support systems that block their access to Canadian markets ([nfu.ca][4]). Meanwhile, world leaders from Germany to EU officials are publicly expressing solidarity with Canadian farmers, pushing back on U.S. tariffs and policies ([reddit.com][5]). The result? A swelling wave of bipartisan protests, economic pressure on U.S. farmers, and a brewing diplomatic standoff over North American agricultural supply chains.

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