As the conflict with Iran escalates, farmers across the U.S. are feeling the adverse effects on their livelihoods. Agricultural groups are urging Trump and Congress to include financial aid in military funding packages to alleviate the burden of rising costs, particularly in fertilizer and fuel, exacerbated by the ongoing war. Former officials have warned of a potential widespread collapse in American agriculture, highlighting the challenges that farmers face in remaining competitive. The Farm Bureau and over 50 agricultural organizations have called for urgent federal assistance, citing extreme weather, tariff impacts, and surging farm expenses that threaten to push many producers to the brink. There is an increasing expectation for relief as economic pressures mount, with demands for a dedicated $15 billion aid package to be integrated into defense discussions. The overall sentiment reflects a growing concern that the current administration’s policies may lead to a crisis for the farming industry.