The president of the Missouri Soybean Association says he’s not surprised to see China continue with its 10 percent tariff on U.S. soybeans after last week’s meeting. “There’s lots of polarizing issues that need to be hammered out before we can expect to see the 10 percent tariff come off the soybeans,” Cody Brock tells […]
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