Tobacco leaf prices rise as demand strengthens in NC markets
North Carolina type 12 tobacco prices jumped to 158.29 per 100 pounds, a sign of improving leaf quality and demand. Farmers note stabilization purchases fell to 6.58 percent statewide, with markets indicating better prices may ease quota fears for 1995 while carryover and foreign tobacco influence linger.
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North Carolina
Darryl McCarty
Minton Small
Jones County
Greenville
Smith
McCarty
Small
Kinston
Teacher joins Ag in the Classroom workshop in Asheville
Nancy Wilson of Bridgeton Elementary School attended a continuing education workshop in Asheville to learn how to implement the Ag in the Classroom program. The NC Farm Bureau Federation directs the state program providing lesson materials and tours the S E Johnston dairy farm and North Carolina State University Mountain Horticultural Research Station Fletcher.
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Nancy Wilson
Bridgeton
Asheville
North Carolina Farm Bureau Federation
S.E. Johnston
Farm Bureau
North Carolina State University
Mountain Horticultural Research Station
Fletcher
Janice Shepard
North Carolina Farm Bureau
Migrant Health Clinic Serves North Carolina Workers
In Stanhope AP report, the Nash Regional Migrant Health Center treats seasonal farm workers from Nash, Wilson, and Johnston counties. The clinic, run with a state health department grant, serves 30 to 40 patients daily on a sliding fee scale, often dealing with malnutrition, parasitic infections, dental issues, tuberculosis, and obstetric needs while many migrants lack regular access to medical care.
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Stanhope
Apple
Tobacco
Pacergo
Solomon Shapiro
Nash Regional
Caroline Whitehead
State Office of Rural Health
Nash County
Whitehead
Shapiro
North Carolina
Nash, Wilson
Johnston Counties
North Carolina farm prices August 17 1994 AP report
Market prices and conditions for North Carolina farm products are reported by the Federal State Market News Service. Hogs cattle and eggs show varied quotes across towns like Spivey’s Corner Fayetteville Kinston Clinton and Raleigh while state farmers market prices cover apples beans cabbage greens lettuce eggs and vegetables with no major shifts noted in hogs cattle or broilers. Cotton and grain values are listed alongside feeder sales and soybeans with several locations reported for grain costs and delivery weights.
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North Carolina
Federal State Market News Service
North Carolina Department of Agriculture
N.C
Spivey
Kinston
Wilson
Robersonville
Clinton
Fayetteville
Dunn
Pink Hill
Pine Level
Chadbourn
Ayden
Benson
Sons
Wallace
Rowland
Spivey's Corner
Mount Airy
Breaking Utility & Commercial
Cutter & Boning Utility
M&l
Shelby
Raleigh
U.S
Mi Oine
East
Eatin Mies
Boss Saeee
Eed
Piedmont
Cate
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Candor
Charlotte
Monroe
Mount Ulla
Statesville
Norwood
Roaring River
Mackilnean Turf Farm, Inc
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Outer Banks
New Bern
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Rocky Mount
Sunset Avenue
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