Corn and soybean futures are higher to start the week after the White House said China agreed to purchase at least $17 billion annually in U.S. ag products for the next three years. This is in addition to soybean commitments that were announced last October. Sam Hudson with Corn Belt Marketing says there’s more confidence this […]
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A member of the House Ag Committee says she’s disappointed in the farm bill that’s made its way to the Senate.
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