US soybean farmers are expressing disappointment after soybeans were excluded from a new tariff-reduced trade agreement between the US and China. Despite expectations that the crop would be included, the agreement covers other agricultural products like meat, dairy, corn, wheat, sorghum, and vegetable oils, but not soybeans. This exclusion is viewed as a missed opportunity for American farmers, particularly as China has been increasing its soybean purchases. AI
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- Board of Trade
- China
- dairy
- Donald Trump
- Illinois
- John Bartman
- maize
- Sorghum
- soybean farmers
- US
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- wheat
- Xi Jinping
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