$2B Grain Deal for Hoosier Farmers
Indiana Soybean Alliance signs an agreement to ship U.S. soybeans to Taiwan during the next two years.
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Josh Miller, board director for the ICMC, says grain quality, location and dependability is a recipe for success for Indiana grain farrmers.