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March 13, 2017
In a story for NPR’s All Things Considered, Joe Glauber cautioned how dire and inaccurate warnings about the perils of trade can worry U.S. farmers who benefit from access to export markets. “They get concerned when they read reports that Mexico now is looking for potentially alternative sources of supply for soybeans and corn,” he said.
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