NEW YORK -- Christopher Gibbs, a soybean farmer based in Ohio, voted for President Donald Trump in 2016 with high hopes for better policy. But now Gibbs, along with many others, says he is disappointed.
China tensions and COVID hit agriculture -- and chip away at a key support base

President Donald Trump's onging trade war and inflammatory rhetoric toward China has come back to haunt American farmers. © AFP/Jiji
NEW YORK -- Christopher Gibbs, a soybean farmer based in Ohio, voted for President Donald Trump in 2016 with high hopes for better policy. But now Gibbs, along with many others, says he is disappointed.