China, formerly the No. 1 customer for U.S. ag exports, will buy a comparatively paltry $9 billion worth of those exports this fiscal year, a startling 45 percent cutback due to the trade war, said the USDA on Thursday. Soybeans in particular are paying the price, with markedly smaller sales worldwide at the same time… » Read More
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