China JUST CRIPPLED the 345 Billion US Farming Industry Whats Next

Discover the strategic moves China is making to reduce its reliance on U.S. agricultural products, with imports plummeting from $43 billion in 2022 to an anticipated $34 billion in 2023. This report outlines how China is meticulously working towards self-reliance in food production, leveraging domestic capabilities, technological innovations and strengthening foreign alliances, most notably with Brazil. The resulting fall out is tough on American farmers who are looking down the barrel of multi-billion dollar losses in corn and soybean yields. What's more ominous? The prospect of new tariffs beyond 60% if Donald Trump reoccupies the White House. This could add to the pain of an already beleaguered U.S. agricultural industry. The bottom line: "Money saved is money earned."