The shutdown will mean a loss of close to 1,000 jobs in the county in the next six months, and is certain to have a rippling effect on this economically fragile part of Eastern North Carolina with additional turkey growers in the area without contracts to grow turkeys. The job losses were announced Thursday by the House of Raeford, which said in a press release that the company is shifting to more ready-to-eat chicken products. A steady increase in the price of corn feed …
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