
The Meteoric Rise of North Carolina Blueberries
The next time your tastebuds delight in a fresh, succulent North Carolina-grown blueberry, you might thank a meteor that …
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Extension Agent Leslie Rose discusses some tools that are useful when dividing herbaceous perennials in the home garden.
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Extension Horticulture Agent Leslie Rose shares tips and a demonstration of dividing perennial plants in the home garden. The tips in this video will be most …
In the midst of North Carolina’s thriving farm-to-fork movement, a recent graduate alumnus developed a series of videos that focus on the farmers behind some of the state’s best known local chefs.
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The next time your tastebuds delight in a fresh, succulent North Carolina-grown blueberry, you might thank a meteor that …
Some serious behind-the-scenes science takes place at the NC State Horticultural Crops Research Station in Castle Hayne, where dedicated …
Over the past few years, we have been saying it’s a matter of “when”– not “if”– the spotted lanternfly …
2022 Southeastern Regional Contest Date: Saturday, November 5th Location: Washington County Fairgrounds and SWVA Higher Education Center, Abingdon, VA Rules and Guidelines We …
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In a recent post, I discussed how to address a nitrogen deficiency. I just did some calculations on the …
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Dan Anco assisted with our NC State agent training session on July 23. Thanks Dan! Here is the slide …
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2022 Patterns Please note: Working Hunter, Equitation Over Fences, and Hunter Hack courses will be available at the show. Combined Training …
The following slide deck includes data from a trial comparing in-furrow insecticides and acephate applied to the foliage. Rick …
It is indeed an above average risk for mites. June has allowed them to build up along field borders …
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