Due to the tariffs China stopped buying soy beans from the US and started buying them from Argentina, I don't remember the specifics but China used to buy something like 80 to 90% of US soy beans, which means the US agrarian sector was left with goods that didn't have a buyer, finding a replacement like China in that sector is not something that happens overnight so a lot of the crops will probably go to waste and that market will be in a bad shape. Funniliy enough while this was happening the US also gave Argentina a $20bn swap buying Pesos, which basically is like buying toilet paper.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/minnesota-farmers-are-on-brink-of-disaster-as-china-hits-back-with-us-soybean-boycott-can-south-america-really-feed-all-their-needs-forever/ar-AA1SYgDp