The Biden Administration announced that it will ensure enforcement of the Phase One trade deal with China but that will not be much of a challenge when it comes to agriculture. U.S. sales to the Middle Kingdom are up over 100 percent. The increases include a 194 percent spike in soybeans sales and a 182 percent jump in corn sales. There have also been large increases in sales of products such as cotton, meat, ethanol, and tree nuts.  The larger question is what happens in 2022 should Chinese farmers harvest bumper crops this fall. Marketing year sales are already lagging that of this time last year. There will be no trade agreement to blame for being violated since it expires at the end of 2021. If sales are lower in 2022, the politic...