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National drought could force local food prices to rise

National drought could force local food prices to rise

September 9, 2012

National drought could force local food prices to rise, Wilmington Star-News, Sept. 10, 2012. Food prices are likely to increase for North Carolina grocery shoppers in the near future. The culprit, experts said, is the lingering effects of catastrophic drought conditions. Mike Walden, agricultural and resource economics, featured.

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