Chistopher Gribbs from Ohio said that soybean prices have taken a big hit due to Trump's trade war with China.
One Donald Trump supporter has been turned off the president, and it is not because of his rhetoric on race.
A soybean farmer from Ohio has vowed not to vote for Trump again because of the trade spat the president picked with China. Chistopher Gribbs, who owns and operates 560 acres of land, was among the three-quarters of rural voters in the farm belt who backed Trump in 2016. But now he says his family business has suffered due to Trump's trade policies because without China, he has lost the biggest market for his product.how last year, his soybean prices dropped by a fifth, selling for a local cash price of $10.50 per bushel. Now, they only fetch $9, which is right at the cost of production.
Corn and soybeans grow on a farm on July 13, 2018, near Tipton, Iowa. One soybean farmer in Ohio has criticized President Donald Trump's trade war with China which has hurt his product.
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