Corn farmers are wondering about the direct and indirect
benefits of the phase one trade agreement with China.
Tom Haag of Minnesota, who serves on the National Corn Growers Board of Directors, tells Brownfield it’s okay that China has not been a huge market for U.S. corn.
“The thing about it is all our ag commodities are kind of grouped together where if one goes up, the other ones follow. If we can get China to get back into buying some of our soybeans again, that market is going to go up, (then) corn will go up.
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