Hard Hit with Benefits U.S. agriculture will likely bear the brunt of retaliation by trading partners responding to Mr. Trump’s tariff war, but it could also be the largest beneficiary. Various capitals easily calculate that U.S. farmers strongly supported Trump for President, with farming dependent counties providing an average of nearly 78 percent support. To make the tariff war painful for the White House, hit American farmers. But countries that are negotiating with the U.S. are concurrently looking at offering trade concessions favorable to American farmers. Examples include Tokyo, which the Japan Times says is looking at concessions involving rice and soybeans, and maybe beef and potatoes. It is trying to favor a Trump constitue...