An agricultural economist with Advance Trading says soybean growers are facing considerable market uncertainty as the U.S. harvest gains momentum. Brian Basting says the lack of a tangible trade deal with the world’s largest bean buyer is unsettling. “Can China make it through the fall without taking any U.S. beans?” He says, “Last year at […]
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