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Congressional District NC-09 Cotton Production
2002 Crop Year by County
Davidson County Anson County Cabarrus County Cleveland County Iredell County Montgomery County Moore County Richmond County Rowan County Rutherford County Stanly County Union County Franklin County Harnett County Johnston County Lee County Wake County Lenoir County Bladen County Columbus County Cumberland County Duplin County Hoke County Pender County Robeson County Sampson County Scotland County Wayne County Edgecombe County Greene County Halifax County Nash County Northampton County Pitt County Warren County Wilson County Pamlico County Beaufort County Carteret County Craven County Hyde County Jones County Onslow County Gates County Bertie County Camden County Chowan County Hertford County Martin County Pasquotank County Perquimans County Tyrrell County Washington County

 Production Detail for Congressional District NC-09
Crop Year:
Production:
Planted Acreage:
Average Price:
Value of Crop:

3-yr Avg Production:
10-yr Avg Production:  
2002
700 bales 1,2
1,450 acres
42.20 cents per pound
$ 141,792

1,517 bales (2002 - 2000)
1,915 bales (2002 - 1993)
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 Current Congressional Contacts
Representative
NC-09 Sue Myrick (R) 202-225-1976 Online contact form
Senators
NC Richard Burr (R) 202-224-3154 Online contact form
NC Kay Hagan (D) 202-224-6342 Online contact form

  1. USDA's National Agricultural Statistics Service does not report production for some counties for various reasons, including the limited number of producers in these counties. Hence, district and county estimates may not sum to state totals.
  2. USDA only provides production data by county. District totals are calculated by adding the totals for all counties within a particular district. For counties that span multiple districts, production is divided equally among the districts. So, if a county produces 90,000 bales and spans three Congressional districts, each district is assigned 30,000 bales of production (90,000 / 3).