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LATEST NC COOPERATIVE EXTENSION NEWS

Dr. Michael Walden is William Neal Reynolds professor of agricultural and resource economics at N.C. State University.
YOU DECIDE: Why do some nations succeed and others fail?

Why are some nations able to raise their standard of living over time while others are less successful at economic improvement? Mike Walden discusses.



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Purdue recognizes Brandenburg as Distinguished Agriculture Alumnus

Dr. Rick Brandenburg, William Neal Reynolds Professor of Distinction in the Department of Entomology, will be recognized March 1 as one of eight Distinguished Agriculture Alumni Award winners at Purdue University. Brandenburg earned a bachelor's degree in entomology from Purdue in 1977.



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Western turf conference is March 12

The annual Western North Carolina Turfgrass Conference is scheduled for Tuesday, March 12 at the Virginia C. Boone Mountain Heritage Building at the Western North Carolina Agricultural Center in Fletcher just outside Asheville.



YOU DECIDE: What are today’s best investment rules?

Investing can be confusing. Mike Walden offers time-tested rules for investing that make sense (and cents).



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Extension employees to be recognized during March 6 event

N.C. Cooperative Extension staffs will be recognized March 6 during N.C. State University’s Staff and Faculty Appreciation Day. Send in your staff photo, come to the game, or watch the game live and register for prizes.