800 Farms Disappeared and Nobody Called a Meeting
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800 Farms Disappeared and Nobody Called a Meeting
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Between 2017 and 2022, the 14 counties around Charlotte lost about 800 farms — an 8% drop, with roughly 9,000 left and the survivors consolidating into fewer, larger operations. Roland McReynolds of the Carolina Farm Stewardship Association explains why the hard part isn't staying in farming, it's starting, and why a food supply that depends on distant truck routes is a risk we already learned about once. Charlotte has a moratorium on data centers and a live debate about air conditioning in rentals. Farmland has neither. Plus: the CMS board's seventh closed session with school 18 days away, a second in-custody death at the county jail in a week, Atrium's quiet WakeMed briefings — and Luke Kuechly's gold jacket.
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Sources this episode: WFAE, Charlotte Urban Institute, Carolina Farm Stewardship Association, Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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