Soybean Bailout Not a Priority for Farmers
Hard-hit farmers are more interested in a trade deal with China than in receiving aid from Trump.
If Beijing and Washington can reach a soybean deal soon, it may pave the way for a larger trade agreement, otherwise America’s farmers will remain at a disadvantage.
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Author's summary: Farmers prefer China trade deal over Trump aid.
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