Dairy farmers | Dairy farmers say price increases needed to overcome economic hardships

Farmers nationwide, like people in other industries, are facing rising living and business costs.

Farmers nationwide, like people in other industries, are facing rising living and business costs. Food prices have jumped more than 20% in the past three years, making it harder for American families to afford basic needs.

Farmers are feeling the pinch, too. Olivia Miller and James Pearson, siblings and co-owners of North Carolina’s Riverbend Creamery, join “NewsNation Now” to discuss how they’ve dealt with higher costs.

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