In a significant development for American agriculture, China has agreed to resume purchasing soybeans from the United States, following an announcement made by President Trump.

Brian Entin, Senior National Correspondent, visited the Mid-South and Southeast regions of the country to gauge the reactions of soybean farmers to this latest trade agreement.

Farmers across America’s heartland are keenly observing the trade deal with China, especially as this year’s soybean harvest unfolds under unique circumstances.

Once the largest importer of American soybeans, China’s purchasing habits have shifted, leaving farmers like Caleb Ragland in Central Kentucky reflecting on the extensive effort required to cultivate his vast fields.