In colonial times North Carolina was valued for its naval stores -- among them the pitch that was applied to ship bottoms to retard rot and infestation. Furniture was also a product for which the state was noted, probably for the same reason. It still is today. Tobacco is another product that has been a long term staple in the North Carolina economy. These days, the biotech industry has become a significant player in the North Carolina economy, probably due to the research and development climate fostered by their universities.
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North Carolina has an abundance of products produced in the state. Although off-shore and the economic boom in foreign countries have decreased the amount of products manufactured, the state produces large amounts of furniture, textile, tobacco, and nursery stock.
North Carolina had small farms and South Carolina had large plantations. Currently, North Carolina is growing stevia for diet products. North Carolina developed a method for flue-curing tobacco that became quite popular.
Furniture.
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North Carolina had small farms and South Carolina had large plantations. Currently, North Carolina is growing stevia for diet products. North Carolina developed a method for flue-curing tobacco that became quite popular.
North Carolina had small farms and South Carolina had large plantations. Currently, North Carolina is growing stevia for diet products. North Carolina developed a method for flue-curing tobacco that became quite popular.
North Carolina had small farms and South Carolina had large plantations. Currently, North Carolina is growing stevia for diet products. North Carolina developed a method for flue-curing tobacco that became quite popular.
tobacco
sweet patatoes and tabaco
North Carolina has no natural lakes. They are all man made.
Yes, medicare covers incontinence products in North Carolina.