Farmers for Free Trade Wednesday announced the Motorcade for Trade tour.
The RV tour will cover 11 states and 3,500 miles across the country in support of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement.
The first two-week leg of the tour, which will take place over the two-week April Congressional recess, will include stops across the Midwest at family farms, coffee shops, ag equipment dealers, small businesses, and other locations.
Events along the tour will highlight American farmer’s reliance on trade with Canada and Mexico which supports millions of jobs and over $40 billion in American exports each year.
Several stops will include meetings with members of Congress who will consider the USMCA agreement.
Farmers for Free Trade co-founder Brian Kuehl called the tour the “first step” in educating at the grassroots level about what USMCA is, and its importance to rural America.
