Tom Vilsack: China Is Our Number One Customer

The video discusses the US's concerns about China's agricultural subsidies and their impact on American farmers. It highlights the importance of enforcing trade agreements and the potential of the Asian market for US agriculture. The discussion also touches on the political implications of trade policies, including the Trans Pacific Partnership, and the need for the US to maintain a leadership role in global trade.

How does the US plan to address the trade competition with China in agriculture?

What are the implications of China's agricultural subsidies on US farmers?

What role do exports play in American agriculture according to the text?

What is the significance of the Trans Pacific Partnership for US agriculture?

How does the speaker view the future of trade agreements in relation to American agriculture?