The use of the evergreen trees to symbolize the arrival of winter goes back well beyond 2000 years. But over time they came to be one of the symbols of the holidays. Our special Podcast holiday edition, features our state’s favorite economist, Mike Walden and Tommy Burleson, the former 7’2.5” NC State center, who now farms North Carolina holiday trees. We have both men talking about the $100 million industry.

The use of the evergreen trees to symbolize the arrival of winter goes back well beyond 2000 years. But over time they came to be one of the symbols of the holidays. Our special Podcast holiday edition, features our state’s favorite economist, Mike Walden and Tommy Burleson, the former 7’2.5” NC State center, who now farms North Carolina holiday trees. We have both men talking about the $100 million industry.

The use of the evergreen trees to symbolize the arrival of winter goes back well beyond 2000 years. But over time they came to be one of the symbols of the holidays. Our special Podcast holiday edition, features our state’s favorite economist, Mike Walden and&nbsp;Tommy Burleson, the former 7’2.5” NC State center, who now farms North Carolina holiday trees. We have both men&nbsp;talking about the $100 million industry.

First in Future, Holiday Tree Economics

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