A trade policy expert at Ohio State University says the trade disruptions with China this year could have lasting impacts on U.S. ag exports. Ian Sheldon tells Brownfield, “This year’s trade war beginning with the implementation of the tariffs in early April through August, ag exports to China had fallen relative to last year by […]
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