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Welcome
The purpose of this website is to provide access to up-to-date, practical information on the production and marketing of these crops and to keep you informed about the current projects in my program. I encourage you to visit the other websites I maintain that are listed below. Also visit the NC Medicinal Herbs which is a collaborative site with the University of North Caroina-Chapel Hill. Some of my current projects include long-term research on cultivation of the woodland medicinal herbs black cohosh, bloodroot, goldenseal, and ramps (Allium tricoccum). We are completing the fourth year of a statewide project with 40 farms to develop the NC medicinal herb industry entitled the Medicinal Herbs for Commerce Project. We are in the second year of a three-year USDA funded project to develop a decision making model for farmers and communities concerning farmland protection and new crops entitled the Farm Prosperity Project. We are also studying production and marketing of organic and conventional heirloom and heirloom type hybrid tomatoes. Projects and Other Web Sites
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Alternative and Specialty Enterprise and Crop Production InformationThis section includes general production information and resources as well as specific information on
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Dr. Jeanine Davis |
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Web Crafter: Anne S. Napier ~ Email: anne_napier@ncsu.edu Updated July 14, 2008 |
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