Governor Quinn signed several business educational, and cultural agreements, including a $70 million corn products sales agreement between C&D (USA) Inc., an Illinois-based agricultural export company, and Xiamen C&D Inc.; a sister river agreement between the state of Illinois and the Shanghai Water Association; a sister city agreement between Morton, Ill. and Tiantai County in Zhejiang Province; as well as the 1,000 School Initiative to enhance educational opportunities between the two regions. The governor further signed a memorandum of cooperation in the biotech industry between the Illinois Science & Technology Coalition (ISTC), iBIO, an Illinois-based life sciences industry association, and China-based Shanghai Bio Pharmaceutics Association (SBIA). He also announced intentions to expand Illinois exports to China by opening two American Goods Centers in Shanghai and Beijing come October, an agreement President Hu Jintao had signed earlier that year in Chicago. Then, in order to strengthen business relations between Illinois and China, the governor signed an agreement with Goldwinds USA Inc., the U.S. subsidiary of Xinjiang Goldwind Science & Technology Co, LTD, to build a wind farm in Illinois; likewise, Archer Daniels Midland Company (ADM), a food production company based in Illinois, entered an agreement with Jiusan Oils and Seeds to meet soybean demand and keep costs consistent for Chinese consumers. (Later in December 2012, Goldwind would sell Shady Oaks Wind Farm, their second wind farm in the U.S., to Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp for $148.9 million, signaling acceptance of the Chinese company's wind technology in the competitive U.S. market.)