An Iowa soybean farmer says an upcoming trade mission to China could provide opportunities for the U.S. soybean industry. “We’ll try to get a take from them where we’re at,” said Brent Renner. Renner says the lack of soybean purchases from China has been concerning, but he tells Brownfield current trade tensions are out farmers’ […]
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