An ag economist at Ohio State University says U.S. soybean exports could face pressure from the recently announced trade deal between China and Brazil. Ian Sheldon tells Brownfield, “In 2023, Brazil’s agricultural exports to China hit $60.24 billion,” he says. “US exports of soybeans to China in 2023 had fallen to less than 30%. The […]
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