North Dakota farming is one of the most affected areas by the soybean trade war.With soybean harvest underway, a global business is bringing a group of buyers all the way from Mexico to check out the process."We've got them crawling around the combine, hands in the dirt and checking out the soybeans," said North Dakota Soybean Council Director of Market Development, Harrison Weber, "I don't think there is anywhere else they can get that kind of interaction other than here in North Dakota."Those face to face interactions between . . .

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