Why North Carolina Ranks Low in Oyster Farming
Robert E. Coker discusses why NC oyster farming remains undeveloped despite rich potential. He argues for private planting on public bottoms, outlines market and seed oyster advantages, and explains spat settlement and bed re seeding while emphasizing policy shifts to protect leaseholders and boost local industry.
North Carolina Oyster Industry Seen At a Crossroads
An essay argues oyster beds depend on community larval stock and private planting to sustain futures. It notes favorable North Carolina conditions for set, the impact of private farms, and calls for leasing reform to boost public and private beds, warning of potential natural decline without change.
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Printed Lace Evening Dress Described in Roses and Greens
An informal evening party dress features printed lace in rose and green. The gown is princess style with a full skirt under the hips and includes a small bertha that forms cap sleeves.
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