A grain analyst says China is just under 50 percent of its agreement to buy soybeans as sales have continued to trickle in the past few weeks. Angie Setzer with Consus Ag Consulting tells Brownfield, “There’s a lot more, in the way of business, being done behind the scenes.” “Still, we’re not going to see them […]
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