On a farm in Goldsboro, North Carolina, where her husband's family has worked the land for generations, Lorenda Overman is facing familiar hurdles — but also new pressures she couldn't have predicted only months ago. " We're always battling weather, disease and insects," said Overman. "Three years we've had record high input prices, and it has just got higher the last six or eight weeks." Fertilizer prices have surged due to shipping disruptions from the war in the Middle East, and the higher