A farmer from west-central Missouri says he’s concerned what the Trump administration’s tariffs mean for China, a top buyer of U.S. soybeans. Ronnie Russell raises corn and soybeans in Ray County. “I look forward to farming every year. There’s some years you’re more giddy about it and other years where you hold your breath. That’s […]
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