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Avery Davidson

Avery Davidson

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Publisher, Louisiana Farm Bureau News

Baton Rouge

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Total articles 170

  • Some Louisiana Businesses are Benefiting from Trump Tariffs — Louisiana Farm Bureau News

    By Avery Davidson| Louisiana Farm Bureau News@ By Sean RichardsonLouisiana Radio NetworkAmid President Trump’s steep import taxes, most sectors of Louisiana’s economy are expected to suffer, according to economist Dr. Loren Scott. He emphasizes that economists generally oppose tariffs, calling them “an evil plan.” However, a few industries may benefit. The Louisiana timber industry is poised to benefit from reduced competition from Canadian wood. READ MORE

    By Avery Davidson · Louisiana Farm Bureau News

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • Louisiana Shrimp Industry Celebrates Trump Tariffs. 'We Can't Live Like This Anymore.' — Louisiana Farm Bureau News

    By Avery Davidson| Louisiana Farm Bureau News@ By Josie AbugovNOLA.comAfter decades of plunging prices and a dwindling workforce, Louisiana shrimpers are cheering President Donald Trump’s tariffs on countries supplying the U.S. with almost all of its shrimp. The coastal industry has for years struggled to compete against cheap foreign imports and a pattern of fraudulent mislabeling at seafood restaurants. READ MORE

    By Avery Davidson · Louisiana Farm Bureau News

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • Some Louisiana Businesses are Benefiting from Trump Tariffs — Louisiana Farm Bureau News

    By Avery Davidson| Louisiana Farm Bureau News@ By Sean RichardsonLouisiana Radio NetworkAmid President Trump’s steep import taxes, most sectors of Louisiana’s economy are expected to suffer, according to economist Dr. Loren Scott. He emphasizes that economists generally oppose tariffs, calling them “an evil plan.” However, a few industries may benefit. The Louisiana timber industry is poised to benefit from reduced competition from Canadian wood. READ MORE

    By Avery Davidson · Louisiana Farm Bureau News

    Apr. 07, 2025

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Louisiana Farm Bureau News

Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States

+1 225-922-6213