I've got some relatives out in Kansas. Two of them raise cattle. One of them grows corn. They don't mind selling to China, as it feeds their children. They are by no means wealthy, and rely on any and all sales of their crop to pay the bills each year. Also, the corn farmer relative helps feed the head of cattle for his two brothers.
Assuming that you are correct and that corn increases humidity, I still don't think it would change the minds of farmers.
Alabama has a very small corn crop, and it's more humid down here than just about anywhere I've been. You can just about drink the air down here in July.
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