A market analyst says China’s purchases of U.S. ag goods have been supportive to prices, but there’s still work to be done. Dan Basse, is the president of AgResource Company. “China still has about 10 million metric tons beans, which we would estimate somewhere in the vicinity of $5 or $6 billion and something in […]
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