| Soybeans Review |
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Soybeans Caught In Modernized Version of The Monroe Doctrine
A sharp decline in U.S. soybean exports to China is threatening more than just farmers — it could soon affect trucking, rail freight, and port operations nationwide. China, once the largest buyer of American soybeans, has shifted to South American suppliers due to ongoing trade tensions and high tariffs. With no new soybean orders from China for the 2025–2026 crop year, freight demand is expected to fall sharply, impacting jobs and infrastructure, especially in top soybean-producing states like Illinois, Iowa, and Minnesota. Midwest soybeans are typically shipped by rail to ports in the Pacific Northwest, which could now see reduced activity.
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