USDA meteorologist, Brad Rippey, notes not much change in temperature patterns, and lack of rain in the forecast period December 5th through 11th: “Dry weather may persist, however, along the eastern seaboard, particularly the southern Atlantic states.” Wild Hog …
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Mary: I’m Mary Walden with economist MW welcoming you to the economic perspective. Today’s program looks at deductions and credits. Mike, the proposed new federal income tax bill, now working its way through Congress, makes many changes to tax …
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At the livestock auctions held Tuesday at Mount Airy and Shelby a total of 792 cattle and 19 goats were sold. Compared to their previous sales, slaughter cattle were mostly steady to $9.00 higher. Feeder cattle were mostly $2.00 to …
SE Cash Cotton Holding about 74 cents Read More »
The North Carolina Department of Agriculture’s soil testing lab will begin charging a fee for soil samples beginning tomorrow, December 1st. Dr. David Hardy, North Carolina Department of Agriculture’s Soils Lab says they’ve seen the customary rush here at …
Last Day for Free Soil Samples at NCDA Soils Lab Read More »
Hog futures bounced for a fourth-consecutive session on Tuesday as pork prices rose. Hog traders are banking on strong demand for pork to absorb larger pig herds. A recent government report showed slightly lower stocks of pork in cold storage …
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At the 3 weekly livestock auctions held Monday at Canton, Turnersburg and Siler City a total of 2,233 cattle and 15 goats were sold. Compared to the previous sales, slaughter cattle were mostly steady to $6.00 higher. Feeder steers were …
NC Cash Grains Follow Futures Lower Read More »
Now that the Thanksgiving turkey has been picked clean, it’s time to talk Christmas, Christmas trees in particular. We’ve been hearing in the national media that there is a shortage of live trees. Bill Glenn, Marketing Specialist with the …
North Carolina-Grown Christmas Trees Plentiful…to a point Read More »
It’s a ‘big’ week for agriculture in Washington, with key actions likely to have an impact on producers’ bottom-line. The U.S. Senate is expected to take a ‘make or break’ vote Thursday or Friday on the GOP’s tax plan, …
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Mary: This is Mary Walden with economist MW welcoming you to the economic perspective. Today’s program looks at JOLTS to the labor market. Mike, changes in the unemployment rate and total job numbers are the most common measures of the …
NC State Economist Dr. Mike Walden – “JOLTS to the Labor Market” Read More »
In the final weekly crop progress report for the 2017 season, there were just over six days suitable for field work in North Carolina in the week ended November 26th, compared to about five and a half the previous …
Dry Weather Affecting Winter Grains Read More »
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