The plan sends $11 billion in direct payments to crop farmers and $1 billion to other commodities.
The Trump administration announced $12 billion in aid to help US farmers hit hard by recent tariffs.
The plan unveiled at the White House sends $11 billion in direct payments to crop farmers and $1 billion to other commodities.
The goal is to provide farmers with quick financial relief after a tough year of low prices, high costs, and a steep decline in soybean sales to China.
Farm bankruptcies have already jumped nearly 50% this year. Officials said farmers can apply for the aid next month, and the money will start to be distributed.