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U.S. agricultural exports began rising after 2000

  • by William M. Liefert, Lorraine Mitchell and Ralph Seeley
  • 4/29/2021
A line graph depicting the dollar value of U.S. agricultural exports between 2000-2020 as related to the global financial crisis of 2008-2009, with exports hovering around $60 billion until 2005, nearly doubling by 2008 to fall by $17 billion in the

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A line graph depicting the dollar value of U.S. agricultural exports between 2000-2020 as related to the global financial crisis of 2008-2009, with exports hovering around $60 billion until 2005, nearly doubling by 2008 to fall by $17 billion in the following year.

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