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Soylbean harvest speeds in North Dakota, but low prices and China's import halt due to tariffs threaten farmers' livelihoods.
Favorable weather is accelerating soybean harvest in North Dakota, but farmers face severe challenges from low prices and a collapsed export market, particularly due to China’s halt in purchasing American soybeans, reportedly over tariffs.
Grain elevators are not scheduling transport, causing storage shortages worsened by June storm damage, forcing some farmers to use unsafe storage methods.
Local processing helps slightly, but losses remain around $2 per bushel.
Leaders warn the U.S. could become a residual supplier unless a trade deal is reached, with calls for tariff removal and federal bridge payments to stabilize the sector.
La cosecha de soja se acelera en Dakota del Norte, pero los precios bajos y la suspensión de las importaciones de China debido a los aranceles amenazan los medios de vida de los agricultores.