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Published • North Carolina, United States • Updated

After worst season in North Carolina history, corn farmers want 'hope'

Summary by Carolina Public Press
Corn, normally a $750 million business for NC farmers, yielded only $250 million in 2024 because of extreme weather — both wet and dry.

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After worst season in North Carolina history, corn farmers want 'hope'

Corn, normally a $750 million business for NC farmers, yielded only $250 million in 2024 because of extreme weather — both wet and dry.

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After worst season in North Carolina history, corn farmers want ‘hope’

by Jane Winik Sartwell Corn farmers on food stamps and taking second jobs. Equipment not being repaired. Debts going unpaid. That’s the reality for many North Carolina corn growers this spring. Last year was the worst season for the crop in state history, according to Ronnie Heiniger, a corn specialist at N.C. State. Drought wiped out acre after acre in eastern North Carolina last summer. Hurricane Helene devastated any crops left in the mountai…

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Carolina Public Press broke the news in on Monday, March 31, 2025.
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