Source:  ROBESONIAN, 6/14/22

 Farmers are taking a hit from high inflation and gas prices as they continue their work to feed American families and make a living. Gas prices have been on the rise recently, and as they rise, farmers continue their work to feed families and break even. “There is no doubt escalating fuel costs are impacting the cost of production. Not only is there direct cost of fuel for operating equipment and vehicles but there are also other fuel surcharges or increased freight costs when sourcing inputs, parts, and other supplies,” said Mac Malloy, Robeson County Extension director at North Carolina Cooperative Extension Robeson County Center.

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