A year after making soybeans the most widely grown crop in the country, U.S. farmers will make corn king again, driven by trade war with China and a burdensome soy stockpile, said the FAPRI think tank at the University of Missouri. “China’s tariffs will reduce U.S. soybean exports,” said FAPRI. The research group expects farmers… » Read More
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