Source: John Hart, FARM PROGRESS, 4/14/22


Todd Glover is producing his 42nd crop in 2022 and never has he been more concerned than he is now. He’s seen challenging years in the past, but this one really worries him. Like farmers all across the country, Glover, who farms near Wilson, N.C., will be dealing with escalating production costs and supply chain issues the likes that he and other farmers have never seen. “This one bothers me more than any other because of input costs. I think we’re going to work for nothing and that’s hard to do,” Glover said of the 2022 crop year.

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