The 2025 Senate Joint Resolution 110, introduced by a group of senators and representatives, calls for an immediate resolution to the ongoing trade war with China, which has significantly impacted Wisconsin's soybean farmers. The resolution highlights the recent $20 billion bailout of Argentina by the Trump Administration, which is seen as prioritizing foreign interests over domestic agricultural concerns. This bailout, involving a currency swap that offers little economic benefit to the U.S., has allowed Argentina to waive tariffs on agricultural exports, thereby undermining Wisconsin farmers who are struggling to compete in international markets.

The resolution emphasizes the detrimental effects of the trade war on Wisconsin's soybean industry, valued at $1.3 billion, and the 16,000 farmers reliant on it. It points out that while President Trump has claimed to support American farmers, the current policies have led to a situation where Wisconsin farmers are being sidelined in favor of foreign competitors, particularly Argentina. The legislature's call for an immediate resolution aims to protect the future of Wisconsin's agricultural sector and ensure that farmers can regain access to critical markets.