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North Carolina is not just the 7th largest producer of eggs, but North Carolina is also the supplier of …
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Collapse ▲Did you know the average North Carolinian consumes more than 250 eggs each year? There are a lot more ways to enjoy eggs than just "scrambled or …
This video covers a field planting exercise demonstrating what decreased plant populations and skips look like relative to re-plant decisions for cotton
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The Venus flytrap. It sounds like something out of science fiction, but it's real. Not just real, but endemic to North Carolina. …
North Carolina is not just the 7th largest producer of eggs, but North Carolina is also the supplier of …
The following is my traditional column for V-C Peanut News. I decided to discuss what I think is important …
High chances for Rain, followed by frost week of March 27 in collaboration with AWIS weather services Dear all, The following days …
Calling all creative writers who love honey bees! Enrolled North Carolina 4-H youth are invited to research and write …
Farms produce food and fiber for people, but they also provide habitat for wildlife, and there are several government …
Question: Have any NC State researchers done any work on plant biostimulants? It looks like two common types are humid …
Question: Given the limited acres of runners in the state, I am trying to evaluate an apples to apples comparison …
This morning I made a presentation providing a general overview of the V-C Peanut crop. Slides are posted at …
This past summer we had drought in several areas of the peanut belt in North Carolina. In some cases, …
We recently published an article on how water quality affects herbicide performance. It is written in scientific jargon. At …
On March 17, 2023 the Science for Success team held the first webinar in our three-part series “Keys to …
LAMP (Local Agriculture Market Program) “supports the development, coordination, and expansion of direct producer-to-consumer marketing; local and regional food …
As temperatures across our region roller coaster their way into spring, bermudagrass putting greens are often some of the …
The 2023 NC aquaculture Conference is pleased to have Mr. Sten Falkum, CEO of Norway based Hima Seafood present …
The following is excerpted from WRAL’s recent video discussing aquaculture in NC. This well-documented overview provides another look at …
The USDA Farm Service Agency (FSA) is one of the most important government agencies for farmer support. FSA has …
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