Balance in exports to China would benefit U.S. farmers
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11/22/2021
With the Phase 1 trade agreement between the United States and China set to expire and no new trade agreement in sight, farmers in Iowa and across the United States would benefit from a more balanced trade relationship with China, according to an Iowa State University economist and co-founder of ISU’s China Ag Center.
Because ag exports often get caught in the crosshairs of trade disputes, it’s better to sell a wide range of ag products, Wendong Zhang said last week during a trade webinar hosted by the Iowa Economic...
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