North Dakota soybean farmers hopeful as China agrees to large purchases

After years of uncertainty in the U.S.-China trade relationship, North Dakota soybean growers are finally seeing a glimmer of relief. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that China has agreed to purchase millions of tons of American soybeans over the next several years—potentially reviving a vital export market for Midwest farmers. The deal isn’t final yet, but leaders in North Dakota’s soybean industry say it’s a welcome sign of progress, provided the promised commitments turn into real sales. Hunter Schwartz with InForum has the full story.