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We are happy to announce this year’s Symposium is open for registration. Please visit our webpage for more information! *Registration is …
Information on Insect & Disease Control in Soybeans We have several sites in the area that monitor corn earworm moth …
Late blight on tomato has been confirmed from a commercial tomato field in Haywood County, NC on August 17, …
Join us on Thursday, September 8 for the third webinar in our four-part ForestHer NC Conservation Webinar Series. Conservation in Practice September 8, …
8/17/2022 – NC State University held two official field days in 2022 highlighting our hemp research. The first one …
Fall tours of North Carolina Cooperative Extension’s Pollinator Paradise Demonstration Garden in Pittsboro start in September! The garden features over 225 …
Our next Backyard Flock Series will be about reportable diseases. Dr. Rebecca Mansell, Director of Poultry Health Programs for …
Did you know that North Carolina wheat makes great biscuits? The type of wheat grown in our state, soft …
The NC 4-H Horse Program had 18 exhibitors compete in the Hunter, Ranch, Speed, and Dressage divisions at the …
The Southeast Extension District is conducting a variety of research trials this year to provide unbiased agricultural research that …
Article by Taynara Possebom, M.S. candidate, NC State University, Department of Entomology and Plant Pathology Corn earworm, also known as …
Date: 11 August 2022, from 3 to 4 p.m., via Zoom. Topic/Speaker: “Establishment and management of alfalfa-bermudagrass systems in the South”, Dr. Jennifer Tucker, …
2022 NC State 4-H Horse Show Sportsmanship Award Winners Each year during the State 4-H Horse Show, nominations for the …
The 3rd Annual NC State 4-H Alumni Showmanship Class was held Saturday, July 9 during the evening program of …
Common ragweed is (as the name suggests) common in most cropping systems. Control strategies include a combination of preemergence …
Is a cold storage facility worth the cost, as an aid to managing spotted-wing drosophila? Recent work by D. …
During scouting visits for NC State Cooperative Extension on farm soybean trials we found multiple pests in the same …
What comes to mind when you think of “farmers markets?” Ripe seasonal produce, colorful flowers, freshly baked bread, and …
North Carolina 4-H offers opportunities for members and their families to become part of a growing tradition that includes leadership, cultural …