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This Year Will See First U.S. Ag. Trade Surplus Since 2018

Dan August 30, 2021 Trade

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For the last two years, the U.S. has bought more farm and food products from other countries than it’s sold to other nations. But according to a story from Gary Crawford, this year U.S. farmers and food manufacturers are on the way to selling more products to foreign buyers than ever before.

This Year Will See First U.S. Ag. Trade Surplus Since 2018
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