A bucket of yellow soybeans is shown as a truck rolls by a facility in Volant, Pa. | Keith Srakocic/AP PhotoU.S. farm exports to China are expected to hit a record $31.5 billion during President Joe Biden's first year in office, the U.S. Agriculture Department said
For the October-December period, exports to China "reached a historic high of $14.4 billion, largely a result of strong shipments of soybeans, corn, sorghum, wheat, cotton and chicken paws," USDA said. "Outstanding sales of many of these products remain high, with corn sales at unprecedented levels."
U.S. officials said China committed to buy about $30 billion worth of U.S. farm goods in 2020 and about $38 billion in 2021. U.S. farm exports to China did double last year, to about $26.4 billion, but missed the phase one goal.
No worry dementia Joe will change that
Biden will inherit many good things from Trump but to dumb not to screw them up like he is now killing jobs during a pandemic.
All because of Trump policies. Make sure you make this very clear. Farmers are in their best financial shape in years thanks to trump
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