This past year was a tough one for U.S. soybean producers as export sales were impacted by a trade war with China, and although China has made some purchases since October, they have remained largely absent from the U.S. market. But a new year has begun, and U.S. producers are hoping for better news in 2026 and that things will turn around.
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