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Crop Summary Results Are Issued
- The N. C. Crop 6
Livestock Reporting Service
has distributed the annual
crop Summary for 1981.
Crops of major importance
in this area were reported as
fpllows:
; Production of com for
grain in North Carolina
during 1981 totaled 140.9-
million bushels, 36 per cent
more than last year’s
drought-stricken crop of
103.8-million bushels. The
production was harvested
from 1,830,000 acres, up 6
per cent from the 1980
harvest of 1,730,000 acres.
The average yield per acre
was 77 bushels, 17 bushels
more than the previous
year’s average of 60
bushels. Area harvested for
silage totaled 145,000 acres,
Up 4 per cent from last
year’s 140,000 acres.
U. S. production of corn
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THIT CHOWAN HERALD
for grain in 1981 is estimated
at a record high 8.20-billion
bushels, up 23 per cent from
last year’s drought-stricken
crop and 3 per cent more
than the previous record
high crop set in 1979. The
crop was generally seeded
late, but excellent growing
conditions during the season
resulted in a record U.S.
yield of 109.9 bushels per
acre, 18.9 bushels more than
in 1980.
Growers planted 84.2-
million acres of corn in 1981,
virtually the same as last
year, but 3 per cent more
than in 1979. Acres har
vested for grain in 1981 are
estimated at 74.6-million
acres, 2 per cent more than
last year. The proportion of
planted acres harvested for
grain, at 89 per cent was 2
points more than a year
earlier. The increase in
percentage harvested for
grain is attributed to
abundant rainfall resulting
in less abandonment, and
increased vegetative growth
and consequently less
acreage was needed to meet
silage demands.
Soybean production in the
Tar Heel state during 1981 is
estimated at a record high
47-million bushels, up 35 per
cent from the 1980 crop of
34.7- bushels. The
record production was
harvested from 1.88-million
acres, down 3 per cent from
the 1.93-million acres
harvested in 1980. The 1981
harvest averaged 25 bushels
per acre, seven bushels
more than the 1980 average
of 18 bushels.
The Nation’s 1981 soybean
crop is estimated at 2.03-
billion bushels, 13 per cent
more than the 1980 crop.
Planted acreage, at 68-
million acres, was down 3
per cent from last year and
the harvested area of 66.7-
million acres was down 2
per cent from 1980.
However, the yield
averaged 30.4 bushels per
acre, up four bushels from
last year.
Tar Heel peanut farmers
harvested a record high
548.7- pounds of
peanuts during 1981, 88 per
cent more than the drought
reduced 1980 crop of 291.3-
million pounds. The area
harvested was 177,000 acres,
7 per cent more than the
166,000 acres harvested in
1980. The yield per acre
averaged a record high 3,100
pounds, up 1,345 pounds
from the 1980 average of
1,755 pounds. The previous
record high yield was 2,810
pounds established in 1973.
The high production level
resulted from the larger
acreage harvested in
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combination with the record
high average yield.
Growers harvested 3.95-
i billion pounds of peanuts in
the United States during
1981, 71 per cent more than
the drought reduced crop of
1980 but only fractionally
less than the record high
1979 crop. The record high
average yield of 2,654
pounds per acre attained in
1981 is 1,004 pounds greater
than in 1980 and 43 pounds
above the 1979 yield. The
crop was harvested from
1.49-million acres, 89.4
thousand acres more than in
1980. The larger harvested
acreage in combination for
the high level of production
in 1981.
Cotton production in
North Carolina during 1981
totaled 94,000 bales (480 lb.
bale), up 81 per cent from
the 1980 production of 52,000
bales. Area harvested in
1981 totaled 82,000 acres, 26
per cent more than the 1980
harvest of 65,000 acres. The
average yield per acre was
550 pounds, a record high
and 169 pounds more than
the 1980 average of 381
pounds. The previous record
high yield of 515 pounds per
acre was established in 1978.
Total cotton production in
the United States for 1981 is
estimated at 15.7-million
bales, up 41 per cent from
the drought-shortened 1980
crop and 8 per cent more
than was produced in 1979.
Production is made-up of
15.6-million bales of Upland
and 90.4-thousand bales of
American-Pima.
The first bank to be open
day and night was the
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