The Trump administration is exploring ways to offset lost soybean exports to China, but a market analyst says there’s no quick and easy way to make that happen. Ted Seifried with Zaner Ag Hedge says “it really feels like they’re desperately trying to find any solution to a problem that doesn’t have a near-term solution.” […]
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