U.S. farm exports could fall in 2026 as China buys from others U.S. agricultural exports are projected to decline in 2026 as China shifts soybean and sorghum purchases to Brazil and Argentina.

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Trump plans China visit in April, to host Xi in US later this year - Yes Punjab News President Trump says he will visit China in April and host President Xi Jinping later this year, signaling renewed US-China engagement.

Trump plans China visit in April, to host Xi in US later this year yespunjab.com?p=209250

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Canada Agrees to Cut Tariffs on Chinese Electric Vehicles After Farm Trade Deal BEIJING, China (Journos News) - Canada has agreed to sharply reduce tariffs on electric vehicles imported from China in exchange

Canada has agreed to cut tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles after securing major reductions in Chinese duties on Canadian farm exports, signaling a reset in bilateral trade ties.

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Exports once made up 20% of their revenue; Jan–Apr 2025 saw a 6% drop and an 18% wider ag trade deficit. Without overseas buyers, their harvest can’t cover the bills. #FarmExports

“Trump’s tariffs will hurt American farmers. U.S. farm exports hit $179 billion in 2022 under the Biden administration. This milestone highlights American agriculture’s global appeal and resilience. That momentum could fade fast—it’s not going to last amid Trump's trade policies. #FarmExports #Trade

4/7 America's agricultural sector appears particularly vulnerable. Despite remaining China's biggest market for farm products, US agricultural exports to China have already fallen 14% since 2018 when Beijing imposed retaliatory tariffs of up to 25%.
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'#Barley exporters have warned the tariffs could destroy the industry which had already seen exports slashed from $1.5 billion to $600 million last year.'
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