Iowa Eyes Expanded Farm Trade with the Philippines
Iowa's Secretary of Agriculture sees opportunities to expand agricultural trade with the Philippines, citing the country's economic growth and rising population. The US state can supply corn, soybeans, and livestock products, along with biofuels and agricultural technology.
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