Iowa Farm Groups ‘Encouraged’ by Trade Deal with China for U.S. Soybeans

Iowa farm groups ‘encouraged’ by trade deal with China for U.S. soybeans

Iowa farm groups and leadership celebrated President Donald Trump’s trade deal with China Thursday, which included substantial purchases of soybeans for 2025 and subsequent years.

Ag Organizations Respond to U.S.–China Agreement

(NAFB.com) – The American Farm Bureau Federation  and the American Soybean Association both welcomed news of China’s renewed commitment to import U.S. agricultural products. AFBF President Zippy Duvall said the organization was encouraged by China’s plans to buy more soybeans and sorghum, noting that trade disputes have already burdened farmers facing high costs and low prices. ASA President Daryl Cates called the announcement a positive step fo…

Soybeans Extend Rally as US Says China Halts Retaliatory Tariffs

Soybeans extended gains after the US said China agreed to halt retaliatory tariffs following a key summit last week, and reiterated the Asian nation will ramp up purchases this year.

China to Scrap Tariffs on U.S. Farm Goods, Buy More Soybeans

China to Scrap Tariffs on U.S. Farm Goods, Buy More Soybeans - Beijing will lift retaliatory duties on a range of American agricultural products and has committed to buying at least 25 million tons of U.S. soybeans annually for three years

New U.S.–China Trade Deal Opens Doors for American Farmers

American farmers are celebrating a major breakthrough this week as President Trump announced a new trade and economic agreement with Chinese President Xi Jinping. The deal, reached during talks in the Republic of Korea, reopens China’s markets to U.S. soybeans and other agricultural exports…marking a major win for rural America. For years, American farmers have faced steep challenges from tariffs, trade disputes, and foreign retaliation. This ne…

U.S. farmers still need aid despite new U.S.-China Trade framework, expert says

The co-director of the Ag and Food Policy Center at Texas A&M says U.S. farmers still need federal assistance despite last week’s new trade framework between the U.S. and China. Bart Fischer says the agreement is a positive step in reducing trade uncertainty, but it doesn’t address high input costs. “We’re still dealing with the […] The post U.S. farmers still need aid despite new U.S.-China Trade framework, expert says appeared first on Brownfi…