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| Were you planning on a cutting it all down and selling it this year?
By definition, something is always getting "hammered" by trade. Plain old everyday trade.
Politicians do all sorts of things that affect our markets at least this time there is a decent goal (not just to increase gov't control) and it will end (and be "a beautiful thing"). Personally I think everyone except a few think it's high time and worth a little pain. It's that whole planning for the future by planting a seed rather than just eating it right now thing.
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It's not just soybeans that are getting hammered by the trade war.
