N. C. Crop
Value Hits
New High
The combined value of field
drops, vegetables, fruits and
nuts produced in N. C. last
year is estimated at a record
high $1,761 million, according
to the Federal-State Crop
Reporting Service.
Yfeis include receipts for
quantities sold and to be sold
and value of crops used on
farms. The 1974 figure is about
19 per cent above the $1,477
million value placed on crops
the previous year and is at
tributed to higher prices.
The value of the 789.4
million pound tobacco crop —
769.8 million flue-cured and
19.6 million burley — leads the
State’s crop values at $834.6
million. This is 16 per cent
above the previous season.
Flue-cured averaged a record
high $1.06 per pound while
burley averaged $1.10 per
pound. In 1973 flue-cured
averaged 88 cents and burley
92 cents.
Corn for grain is valued at
$395.0 million compared with
$277.8 million for the 1973 crop.
Production at 116.2 million
bushels was 1.4 million
bushels above the 1973 output.
The 1974 crop averaged $3.40
per bushel while the 1973 crop
brought $2.42 per bushel.
Soybean production,
estimated at 32 million
bushels by Crop Reporting
officials, is the third most
important Tar Heel corp with
a value of $238.0 million.
Record high prices more than
offset reduced yield and lower
harvested acreage. The
average price per bushel of
$7.45 was $1.87 above 1973’s
price.
Peanut production in 1974
totaled 398.4 million pounds,
down sharply from 1973’s
record 466.5 million pound
crop. The 1974 crop is valued
at $73.7 million versus the 1973
value of $77.4 million.
Cotton production dropped
to 133,000 bales for a value of
$27.6 million. The season’s
average price of 43.3 cents per
pound is well below 1973’s
price of 59.6 cents. Cottonseed,
estimated at 48,000 tons in
1974, added about $6.3 million
to the value of the crop.
-n6TWE
Notice is hereby given that
there will be a public hearing
on February 3,1975, 7:30 p.m.
in the Council Room of the
Municipal Building to con
sider an amendment to the
City of Brevard’s Zoning
Ordinance, relating to Non
Conforming Residences.
Opal C. Hahn, CMC
Clerk to the Board
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