Every morning, JoHanna Symons quietly rides her sorrel Quarter Horse through dusty pens packed with young cattle at her ranch in Madras, Ore.
She's looking for the ones that cough or are injured so she can doctor them.
But when it comes to international trade wars, Symons and her husband, Jeremy, are at the mercy of bigger forces.
"I feel like some of us little guys," Symons says, "our hands are just tied."