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2022 NC OVT Corn (Grain) Data - Now Available
The 2022 NC OVT wheat, barley, and oats variety data are now available on the NC OVT website and …
Starting June 10, 2024, Highway 210 will be closed in both directions near Swift Creek Rd for bridge repair until approximately July 2025
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Collapse ▲The 2022 NC OVT wheat, barley, and oats variety data are now available on the NC OVT website and …
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