The president of the Missouri Corn Growers Association says he’s optimistic the relationship between the United States, Canada and Mexico can stay on good terms while trade and tariffs are being discussed. “If we end up losing those markets, it will end up being deteremental to Missouri farms and farms in the U.S., in general.” […]
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