Source: American Soybean Association (ASA) news release
St. Louis, MO — As U.S.-China trade discussions advance this week, soybean farmers are watching closely for signs of renewed market access and stability. ASA welcomes reports of progress and continues to urge both nations to prioritize agricultural trade in their negotiations.
“ASA is encouraged by Secretary Bessent’s comments that trade talks with China are productive and include U.S. soybeans. Signals of purchase commitments are a positive step, and we look forward to learning more details later this week,” said ASA President Caleb Ragland, a soybean farmer from Magnolia, KY.
“We appreciate the White House and trade negotiators keeping U.S. soybeans at the center of discussions and are hopeful Thursday’s meeting between President Trump and President Xi will result in a trade deal that delivers results for our farmers.”
