HARLAN TOWNSHIP, Ohio — Dustin Goldie is shouting — one hand pointing directly at a camera while the other hand holds a sirloin steak.

"That's what I'm talking about," Goldie said. “Small-town pace. Big-time taste.”

He's speaking for a video posted on his website . Something that wouldn’t look out of place on your television at 2 a.m.

Goldie is an intervention specialist at Little Miami High School. He’s also a cattle farmer. And right now, he’s a salesman.

This is the kind of video he might not have to make if beef prices weren’t the highest they’ve ever been . That's why I'm there, to see how it's impacting small farmers like him.

Ohio farmer worries beef costs could put him out of business

When I get to his small farm near the border of Warren and Clinton counties, Goldie is h

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