A trade specialist from the Ohio State University says he’s not expecting China to return as the top U.S. ag export market, due to shifting trade patterns and increased competition. In the latest episode of Inside D.C., Ian Sheldon tells Brownfield “from around about 2012 or 2013, Brazil started to move ahead of us in […]
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Ohio Farm Bureau members are concerned a proposed rural infrastructure project could impact the state’s agricultural industry. Leah Curtis, associate general counsel,
