A market analyst says China is dragging their feet making large purchases of U.S. ag products. “I’m surprised, even with this soybean price outback we have, they did come in and do some buying, but they haven’t done any bigger buying yet.” Naomi Blohm with Total Farm Marketing says China has followed-through on up to […]
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