China, which has historically bought more U.S. soybeans than any other country, has sharply reduced its purchases this year. In September, it imported no American soybeans for the first time in seven years. That development, a product of the U.S.-China trade war, has rattled farmers across the nation. Without a breakthrough in trade talks, American
China stopped buying US soybeans. What does that mean for Louisiana growers?
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