ARLINGTON, Iowa - U.S. President Donald Trump's policy of spurning international free trade frameworks in order to seek concessions in bilateral negotiations has punished American farmers in the short-term, leaving them at a disadvantage in export markets and eager for trade deals that could restore their competitiveness.
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