NEW YORK/CHICAGO -- American farmers who went bankrupt reached a high not seen in eight years because of massive floods and exports depleted by the U.S.-China trade war.
Midwest flooding and decreased exports push insolvency filings to 8-year high

A Bellevue, Iowa farmer poses for a portrait in his corn field. © Reuters
NEW YORK/CHICAGO -- American farmers who went bankrupt reached a high not seen in eight years because of massive floods and exports depleted by the U.S.-China trade war.