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Blueberries are a popular crop for commercial farmers as well as home gardeners in North Carolina. They are fairly …
High school students across the state are invited to participate in a pilot externship on Global Agriculture Research with …
All high school youth are invited to join us for the 2025 North Carolina Youth Institute on April 11th, …
Around late February things start kicking into high gear in Cooperative Extension’s Pollinator Paradise Demonstration Garden. Usually I have taken …
Plants Remarks JANUARY Shade Trees: oak, hickory, beech, black gum, poplar, sycamore, ginkgo, etc. * (Bleeder trees include: birch, dogwood, elm, maple, & styrax) Prune …
Once through the busy holiday season and winter has taken full hold. It seems like an odd time to …
Dr. Alexander Krings, at the NC State Herbarium, created a series of drag-and-drop exercises to help gardeners learn basic …
Anyone in North Carolina is welcome! Seed & Durham Seed & Feed– Free Seed Give Away-Flyer Sponsored by N.C. Cooperative Extension …
According to former NC State Extension Specialist, Dr. Sara Spayd, Don’t be tempted to prune after a few beautiful, unseasonably-warm …
Vote Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2016: Makes Good Sense! …
Bobby Ward, author of Chlorophyll in his Veins, J. C. Raulston Horticultural Ambassador, shares his insight into the life …
Recent heavy rains across the state have resulted in invasions of yards and homes by what some might call …
Box tree moth, Cydalima perspectalis, is native to Asia. It was introduced into Europe in 2007 and quickly spread …
PLEASE NOTE: NC State University and local agencies (e.g. NCDA&CS) are not currently tracking species that are already known to exist …
World-renowned Horticultural Economist Charlie Hall has assembled a wealth of research on the economic, environmental, health, and well-being benefits of …
9/16/2020 – (Reviewed 8/28/2024) The short answer is “no.” You cannot legally grow currants or gooseberries in North Carolina. …
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recognized the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians with the regional 2015 EPA Rain Catcher …
This annual guide supplies information concerning pesticides that can be used for controlling pests in …
This factsheet describes the symptoms of a synthetic auxin (SA) herbicide injury.
This document was developed in workshops with North Carolina growers to provide a framework for …
This muscadine grape production guide will help the increasing number of North Carolina farmers who …
This factsheet summarizes the characteristics of cream leaf blight.
This factsheet summarizes the characteristics of brown patch.
This factsheet summarizes the characteristics of anthracnose.