The shutdown of the federal government has cut short a USDA trade mission to Taiwan. Minnesota Soybean Growers Association executive director Joe Smentek is on the trip and tells Brownfield details trickled in Wednesday evening. “We had a lot of people that we were talking with last night that were getting their emails that they […]
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