Farmers to receive eight billion in aid to IMS crops
TABOR CITY North Carolina Tribune reports estimates from the U S Department of Agriculture via State College Extension that farmers will gain eight billion dollars in aid to improve IMS crops by year end. The piece notes rising production costs and wage increases amid high farm equipment and fertilizer prices.
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