China has not bought a bushel of soybeans from U.S. farmers this year. What happens to the crop now?
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For U.S. farmers, abundant rains to fuel a bumper crop would normally be good news — but it won’t matter how much they produce this year if China, the world’s biggest buyer of soybeans, doesn’t purchase any of it.
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