CORRYTON, Tenn. (WVLT) - The price for that roast for Sunday dinner is costing more than ever, and President Trump vows to bring that price down.

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While some cattle farmers in Tennessee said it will hurt the industry, others said it’ll take years for prices to come down.

Economists said it’s all about supply and demand. The United States has the fewest amount of cattle in decades, while consumption is at an all-time high.

Adam Thompson, a multi-generational farmer, said they finally are making good profits on cattle.

“It’s one of those rare occasions, out of 20 years, where our cow calf producers who are selling wean calves are actually able to do so with a with a little extra, I

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