President Donald Trump encouraged China to buy soybeans from the U.S. to address the Asian country’s crop shortages.

The president suggested that the country “quadruple” its orders in a post to his Truth Social account on Sunday night. He also said that if China opted to do so, it would go a long way toward “substantially reducing” its trade deficit with the U.S. Additionally, Trump also promised an expedited service if any orders were placed.

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“China is worried about its shortage of soybeans,” Trump posted. “Our great farmers produce the most robust so

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