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Across products, China bought more soybeans, grains, semiconductors, copper and steel products in September, customs data showed.
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The St. Louis-based company had said Bowman was growing more soybeans than his purchases of seeds containing Roundup Ready technology could generate.
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After months of record soybean imports from Brazil, China has pivoted to buying more soybeans and other goods from the United States.
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Farmers are expected to plant more soybeans this year and devote fewer acres to corn as part of a routine rotation, Monsanto officials said.
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The flooding could reduce spring wheat plantings by up to 500,000 acres and result in farmers planting more soybeans once flood waters recede.
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More price volatility could come if U.S. farmers decide to plant more soybeans lured by high prices, he added.
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More price volatility could come if U.S. farmers decide to plant more soybeans after being lured by high prices, he added.