I think your point about the difficulty of switching crops is a good one. There is a lot of specialized equipment that goes into farming and farmers can't insta

I think your point about the difficulty of switching crops is a good one. There is a lot of specialized equipment that goes into farming and farmers can't instantly switch crops any more than an independent grocery store could switch to selling clothes over night. However, regarding incentives. While there aren't "incentives" aren't there government subsidies? The article talks about $28 billion in new money for farmers to offset tariffs?