Brooke Rollins, a loyalist of former President Trump, has been appointed as the new Secretary of Agriculture. This appointment is expected to have a significant impact on U.S. agricultural policy and farm subsidies.

Trump emphasized Rollins' role in protecting American farmers, who he sees as crucial to the country. Rollins will also be responsible for moderating Trump's plans for imposing additional tariffs on China and other agricultural trading partners. Lawmakers from farm states have expressed concerns about the adverse effects of previous trade wars on U.S. farmers.

Agriculture groups, particularly those with conservative leanings, are cautiously optimistic about Rollins' appointment, as they see her as a potentially beneficial choice amid ongoing discussions about reforming agricultural practices. Rollins has expressed her commitment to advocating for American farmers and agricultural communities in her new role.