US farmers say Trump administration must tone down name-calling and aggressive tactics if they are to secure a lasting soy deal with China.

Increasingly desperate US farmers, including many who voted for US President Donald Trump, are urging him to adopt a conciliatory approach rather than a confrontational one if a lasting soy deal can be reached when he meets Chinese President Xi Jinping this week. As the harvest season slips by with no orders from China and rising input costs – from equipment to fertiliser – farmers say partnership, not strong-arming Beijing, would serve both sides better. Many voiced frustration at Washington’s…

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