(TNS) — Tariffs on crops would put some Kansas farmers out of business, one producer warned Friday after China threatened retaliation against President Donald Trump's trade policy. Prices on commodities already are low. Farmers are operating on razor-thin margins, said Glenn Brunkow, who farms corn, soybeans and other crops near Wamego. And Kansas farmers are expected to harvest substantially less wheat this year than in the past. Add a trade war and the future is bleak. "There's a lot of producers out there that this will be the end," Brunkow said...
