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Mississippi’s cattle producers, like cattle producers nationwide, were caught off-guard by President Trump’s plan to import 300,000 metric tons of foreign beef at below-market prices. Host Wilson Stribling interviews State Senator Andy Berry (R-District 35), who is also executive vice president of the Mississippi Beef Council. Then analysts Brandon Jones and Rebekah Staples share bi-partisan concerns about the president’s new strategy.
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