Seems clear to me that raising tariffs on Chinese goods results in higher prices to consumers, which results in greater taxes going to the government, which are used then to pay off farmers for their lost sales to China.
So every time Trump raises tariffs we might just as well send a check to Big Farma!

"Tariffs are designed to make foreign-made goods more expensive, boosting domestic producers or, sometimes, forcing international exporters to slash prices to stay competitive. But there's no evidence China is cutting prices to accommodate Trump’s tariffs.

Instead, Americans are footing the bill, Redding and his colleagues concluded after analyzing 2018 customs data. Americans are paying an additional $832 each year per household, the researchers found.

A second study with a different methodological approach that was published in the National Bureau of Economic Research in March found that 100 percent of the cost of the 2018 tariffs were passed on to U.S. consumers.

This wasn't exactly what researchers expected, Redding added.

“In traditional economics, the tariff would be shared by consumers in the U.S. and Chinese exporters,” he said. “But when we went into the data, so far the entire tariffs have been passed through” to Americans."