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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. …
With more than 1,000 experts and 101 local centers in every county and the Qualla Boundary, N.C. Cooperative Extension …
I had a really good question yesterday about applying Gramoxone to peanuts that are growing slowly. Based on the …
Here is one more data set showing differences in peanut response to seeding rate. Response was similar for Bailey, …
The key comparison for the linked data is yield with mid-June plantings versus early May and late-May plantings (not …
The following are comments from Dan Anco at Clemson. NC State has identified an area in the northeastern part of …
We can expect reasonably good yields when peanuts are planted in early June. Of course, we see variation from …
Influence of Planting Date and Plant Population on Yield in Uniform Stands Based trails with Bailey from 2013-2016 (4 years), …
Question: I have a grower that plants twin row peanuts. How many plants per linear foot are needed in the …
The following information modified from an e-mail sent to NC State Extension agents on June 5 Dominic Reisig posted information …
The most recent crop report for the region can be found at the following link. VC Crop Report No 3 …
Cooked, cleaned, and everything in between, 4-H exhibitors battled to claim victory of the next best NC 4-H Jr. …
Several calls have come in over the past few days with folks expressing frustrations regarding how this cotton crop …
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After interning with the N.C. Cooperative Extension, Randolph County Center, Sophie Farlow began serving as the Local Food Systems Agent …
This updated guide for caneberry growers in the Southeast provides information on blackberry and raspberry cultivars, growth, and production …
Article by Reisig and Huseth Several days ago, we mentioned how important it was to check insecticide efficacy for thrips …
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