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  1. President Trump addressed foreign policy issues, including Iran, while representing the interests of Wisconsin residents.

Donald Trump addressed farmers in Wisconsin on June 6th, linking rising fertilizer prices to the ongoing Iran conflict.

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Donald Trump addressed farmers in Wisconsin on June 6th, linking rising fertilizer prices to the ongoing Iran conflict.

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  1. Drought is shrinking herds and affecting national beef supply, adding to the cost pressures from Trump tariffs.1 source
  2. Trump ramped up pressure on Iran while speaking to farmers in Wisconsin on June 6th.1 source
  3. Trump claims attacks near Iran will cause fertilizer prices to drop.1 source
  4. Mohr backed Trump on farm costs; Trump focused on Wisconsin issues; Tiffany is a candidate.1 source
  5. Trump addressed Wisconsin farmers about the Iran conflict and its impact on fertilizer prices.1 source
  6. Trump's Wisconsin visit coincided with reports of Iranian officials discussing peace deals with CNN.1 source
  7. Trump rallied farmers on June 5th about energy prices, noting a 40 percent rise since the Iran war began.1 source

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