ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 1月17日 03時13分

Farm country has stood by President #Trump. But as the government shutdown continues, some farmers say the loss of federal services has pushed them — and their support — to a breaking point. Farmers and the federal government are welded together by dozens of programs and billions of dollars in spending. Now, farmers and farm groups say that federal crop payments have stopped flowing. Farmers cannot get federally backed operating loans to buy seed for their spring planting, or feed for their livestock. They cannot look up new government data to make decisions about planting and selling their goods in an ever-changing global market. “You had farmers who were in the process of closing a loan or getting an operating loan. Now there’s nobody there to service those,” said Jeff Witte, New Mexico’s agriculture secretary. @ek_the_pj took this photo of David Nunnery in Pike County, Mississippi. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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