The United States reduces tariffs on agricultural equipment as farm-related costs rise. NDTV reports that the tariff rate on agricultural equipment is cut from 25% to 15%, effective June 8. Both sources indicate that a further reduced rate may apply if the equipment meets specific requirements for US-origin steel content. Free Malaysia Today adds that a 10% duty can apply to foreign companies as well when their equipment includes at least 85% US steel or aluminium. While the outlets differ slightly in how the lower rate is described, they broadly agree on the existence of a reduced tariff tier tied to the proportion of US steel or aluminium used in the imported equipment. The change takes effect on June 8 and is presented as part of a tariff adjustment affecting costs for agricultural equipment needed by farms.