CoBank sees a potential downside of U.S. animal ag exports to China. Tanner Ehmke is CoBank’s Knowledge Exchange manager. He tells Brownfield Ag News, “As they continue to expand their pork supply and their hog herd what that means, then, is less reliance on imports. So that’s going to be less imports of all animal proteins, really, from the United States, is what we’re anticipating.”
Coupled with an increase in feedstuffs, U.S. pork producers could see more pressure on their bottom line.
