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Creating Public-Private Partnerships to Develop Rural and Small Town Infrastructure: USDA Rural Development and Mount Olive, North Carolina (Paper and PowerPoint)

George R. Kornegay, Kornegay, George R.

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As you can see from the title of my comments I will talk about creating infrastructure in order to develop rural areas.Mount Olive, North Carolina, is located in the southern part of Wayne and northern part of Duplin County.For many years, Mount Olive was basically a rural farming community.

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As you can see from the title of my comments I will talk about creating infrastructure in order to develop rural areas.Mount Olive, North Carolina, is located in the southern part of Wayne and northern part of Duplin County.For many years, Mount Olive was basically a rural farming community.

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As you can see from the title of my comments I will talk about creating infrastructure in order to develop rural areas.Mount Olive, North Carolina, is located in the southern part of Wayne and northern part of Duplin County.For many years, Mount Olive was basically a rural farming community.

Key concepts: Mount, Rural development, Rural area, Public infrastructure, Business, Agricultural economics, Economic growth, Geography

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