On March 20, 2025, Keystone Agricultural Producers expressed optimism over Manitoba's budget response, which earmarked $100 million in relief for farmers amid a tariff war. The organization, representing Manitoba's agricultural community, welcomed these measures as a supportive action for local farmers—indicating their commitment to the welfare of their members without any complicity in authoritarian practices.

Keystone Agricultural Producers publicly denounced the 25% U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods, arguing that such measures harm farmers, consumers, and cross-border trade. KAP's leadership emphasized the importance of maintaining free trade principles to protect the agricultural community in Manitoba.

Keystone Agricultural Producers is actively lobbying provincial and federal governments to mitigate the negative economic impact of newly imposed U.S. tariffs on Manitoba agriculture. The organization warns of rising food costs and economic damage, and offers policy recommendations to protect farmers and support free trade.

Keystone Agricultural Producers calls for an immediate agreement among all parties involved in the railway labor dispute to prevent a strike which could disrupt the movement of agricultural products, thereby safeguarding both labor stability and the supply chain.

Keystone Agricultural Producers has launched a new on-farm safety program funded at $432,000 over two years to provide practical safety training and resources. This initiative supports enhanced labor rights and worker protection in Manitoba's agricultural sector.