Post Written By Charles Mitchell, County Extension Director, Agriculture & Horticulture

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Charles MitchellCounty Extension Director, Agriculture & Horticulture N.C. Cooperative Extension, Franklin County Center

Asparagus is one of the few perennial vegetables that grows well in NC. Once established a bed of asparagus …

The Kerr Tar Grower-Buyer Meetup event which seeks to connect local farmers with buyers seeking local foods and products …

An herb is any plant used whole or in part as an ingredient for health, flavor, or fragrance. Herbs …

Regardless of whether you live in an apartment, condominium or mobile home, some space is available for growing a …

In NC there are many species of native bees. Throughout the state ground-nesting bees are active during warm parts …

Help Shape the Future of Tourism in Franklin County! Franklin County is excited to be part of the Regional Tourism …

National Ag Week March 16-22, 2025 National Ag Day March 18, 2025 Agriculture In Franklin County Webster’s dictionary defines agriculture as “the …

During the past few weeks, the Cooperative Extension Office has received many questions about moles and voles. How do …

Small Farms Week is an annual event in March that showcases the programs and activities offered by N.C. Cooperative …

Container gardening is more popular than ever. Edibles can be grown in containers in a variety of outdoor spaces. …

Join N.C. Cooperative Extension for the Spring Extension Gardener Class Series, Growing Small Fruits in Franklin. Classes will be taught …

Pruning is the removal of plant parts to improve form and growth of plants. The reasons for pruning include: …