(Sioux Falls, SD) — South Dakota Republican Representative Dusty Johnson is opening discussion about the impact the Chinese government has on the state. Johnson met with eastern South Dakota business, agriculture and academic leaders Monday during a roundtable in Sioux Falls. Trade, policies, Chinese business competitors, technology and cyber security were just some of things discussed. The roundtable also considered the threat cyber attacks from China posed on South Dakota agriculture. Nearly 60 percent of soybeans from South Dakota are exported to China, and U.S. dairy products are also heavily exported to China with three percent of the country consuming American milk.
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