Trump’s Potash Gamble BACKFIRES – Canada TAKES ADVANTAGES, U.S. Agriculture COLLAPSES

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📌 In this episode, we reveal how Trump’s 35% tariff on Canadian potash backfired—driving up U.S. farm costs, sparking food inflation, and handing Canada a new role as a global resource superpower. What began as a bid for “self-reliance” has turned into a crisis for American farmers and a windfall for Ottawa.

🎯 Key Topics to Cover:

Trump’s 35% tariff turns “Pink Gold” into a geopolitical weapon

U.S. farmers face fertilizer prices up 21% year-on-year

America produces only 400,000 tons vs. 5M+ tons consumed annually

Canada supplies nearly 90% of U.S. imports—now rerouted abroad

Fertilizer & lime hit 7% of farm costs, triggering farmer protests

Saskatchewan invests C$400M in reserves, adds 1,500 jobs

Canada signs new supply deals with China, India, Japan, Mexico, and Europe

G20 elevates fertilizer to “strategic resource” status alongside oil and gas

Billions in global capital flow into Canadian potash giants like Nutrien

Food inflation hits U.S. consumers as groceries climb steadily

Washington debates rollback vs. doubling down on tariffs

Canada emerges as the “OPEC of fertilizer” with 38–40% of global supply

👉 What do you think?
If Canada now holds the world’s food security lever, can Washington still claim control—or has it handed power to its northern neighbor?
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