Besides soybeans, Lisa and David Schacht also grow corn on their farm in Canal Winchester, Ohio. As soybean farmer David Schacht begins his fall harvest, surging diesel and fertilizer costs are fast outpacing his earnings. He insists this has not changed his support for President Donald Trump's Republican Party. Still, he told AFP: "I did vote for Trump, and it kind of makes you grit your teeth. Just, what are you doing?" (Photo by DUSTIN FRANZ / AFP via Getty Images) / TO GO WITH AFP STORY BY BEIYI SEOW

Joe Logan's cattle at his farm in Kinsman, Ohio. As soybean farmer David Schacht begins his fall harvest, surging diesel and fertilizer costs are fast outpacing his earnings. He insists this has not changed his support for President Donald Trump's Republican Party. Still, he told AFP: "I did vote for Trump, and it kind of makes you grit your teeth. Just, what are you doing?" (Photo by DUSTIN FRANZ / AFP via Getty Images) / TO GO WITH AFP STORY BY BEIYI SEOW

Joe Logan, 77, farms soybeans at the property he was born at in Kinsman, Ohio. As soybean farmer David Schacht begins his fall harvest, surging diesel and fertilizer costs are fast outpacing his earnings. He insists this has not changed his support for President Donald Trump's Republican Party. Still, he told AFP: "I did vote for Trump, and it kind of makes you grit your teeth. Just, what are you doing?" (Photo by DUSTIN FRANZ / AFP via Getty Images) / TO GO WITH AFP STORY BY BEIYI SEOW

David Schacht, 69, uses a combine to harvest soybeans at his farm in Canal Winchester, Ohio on September 27, 2026. As soybean farmer David Schacht begins his fall harvest, surging diesel and fertilizer costs are fast outpacing his earnings. He insists this has not changed his support for President Donald Trump's Republican Party. Still, he told AFP: "I did vote for Trump, and it kind of makes you grit your teeth. Just, what are you doing?" (Photo by DUSTIN FRANZ / AFP via Getty Images) / TO GO WITH AFP STORY BY BEIYI SEOW

David Schacht, 69, climbs into his combine to harvest soybeans at his farm in Canal Winchester, Ohio on September 26, 2026. As soybean farmer David Schacht begins his fall harvest, surging diesel and fertilizer costs are fast outpacing his earnings. He insists this has not changed his support for President Donald Trump's Republican Party. Still, he told AFP: "I did vote for Trump, and it kind of makes you grit your teeth. Just, what are you doing?" (Photo by DUSTIN FRANZ / AFP via Getty Images) / TO GO WITH AFP STORY BY BEIYI SEOW

Soybeans growing at Joe Logan's farm in Kinsman, Ohio, on September 27, 2026. As soybean farmer David Schacht begins his fall harvest, surging diesel and fertilizer costs are fast outpacing his earnings. He insists this has not changed his support for President Donald Trump's Republican Party. Still, he told AFP: "I did vote for Trump, and it kind of makes you grit your teeth. Just, what are you doing?" (Photo by DUSTIN FRANZ / AFP via Getty Images) / TO GO WITH AFP STORY BY BEIYI SEOW

Soybeans at Robert Logan Jeffers' farm in Kinsman, Ohio, on September 27, 2026. As soybean farmer David Schacht begins his fall harvest, surging diesel and fertilizer costs are fast outpacing his earnings. He insists this has not changed his support for President Donald Trump's Republican Party. Still, he told AFP: "I did vote for Trump, and it kind of makes you grit your teeth. Just, what are you doing?" (Photo by DUSTIN FRANZ / AFP via Getty Images) / TO GO WITH AFP STORY BY BEIYI SEOW

TOPSHOT - South African Police Service (SAPS) officers fire rubber bullets as clashes erupt between protesters and foreign nationals in Durban on October 8, 2026. Several vehicles were set alight during the confrontation amid tensions over undocumented immigration and foreign nationals. South African protesters and foreign nationals clashed Thursday, police and an AFP reporter said, as tensions over migration were reignited by a court order that government must restart processing asylum applications. Violence erupted in Soweto, in Johannesburg, and the east coast port city of Durban, with several cars torched and foreign-run businesses forced to close. It followed protests called by anti-illegal migration movements that were behind waves of demonstrations earlier this year that led tens of thousands of nationals of other African countries to flee the country. (Photo by RAJESH JANTILAL / AFP via Getty Images) *** BESTPIX ***