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Juan Vassallo

Juan Vassallo

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Investigative Reporter, Investigate Midwest

Oklahoma City

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Total articles 9

  • Trade war adds to farmers’ uncertainty

    By Juan Vassallo, Investigate Midwest| Iola Register Verified The financial picture for American farmers took a hit in 2024. Net farm income dropped to its lowest point in four years, farmland values started to cool, and across much of the Midwest, the number of farm loans at serious risk of default climbed to the highest level since 2020. ADDING TO THE strain, bankruptcies among U.S. farmers rose 55% last year after a four-year decline — a drop in part driven by pandemic-related federal aid that kept many farms afloat during years of uncertainty.

    By Juan Vassallo, Investigate Midwest · Iola Register

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Juan Vassallo, Investigate Midwest, Author at The Iola Register

    By Juan Vassallo, Investigate Midwest| Iola Register Verified JUAN VASSALLO, INVESTIGATE MIDWESTAllen County's latest news, now in your inboxTake The Register with you The latest in local news, right to your feed

    By Juan Vassallo, Investigate Midwest · Iola Register

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • Trade war adds to farmers’ uncertainty

    By Juan Vassallo, Investigate Midwest| Iola Register Verified The financial picture for American farmers took a hit in 2024. Net farm income dropped to its lowest point in four years, farmland values started to cool, and across much of the Midwest, the number of farm loans at serious risk of default climbed to the highest level since 2020. ADDING TO THE strain, bankruptcies among U.S. farmers rose 55% last year after a four-year decline — a drop in part driven by pandemic-related federal aid that kept many farms afloat during years of uncertainty.

    By Juan Vassallo, Investigate Midwest · Iola Register

    Apr. 14, 2025

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Investigate Midwest

Our mission is to serve the public interest by exposing dangerous and costly practices of influential agricultural corporations and institutions through in-depth and data-driven investigative journalism.

Champaign, Illinois, United States

+1 312-970-0395

Founded: 2009