Christmas Tree Care
Christmas trees are a holiday tradition that reminds us of past experiences and symbolizes hope for a new year. …
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What Is Limiting My Soil?
Over the past several weeks the Extension office has assisted several clients with evaluating and diagnosing soil-related issues that …
Pecan Twig Girdlers
(Adapted from the NC State Extension Twig Girdler Note) This past weekend, while preparing to mow my property, I had …
The Sweet Season Is Here: Sweetpotatoes
A favorite debate around the holiday season might involve your preference for pumpkin or sweetpotato pie. In western North …
The Ants Go Marching Into Fall
Now that fall has arrived, this may be your last opportunity to take action against fire ants before colder …
Soil Temperatures Signal Turf Disease
As fall approaches and temperatures decline, a very common turfgrass disease begins to affect grasses like centipede, zoysia, and …
Fall Armyworms on the March
(Adapted from the article “Fall Armyworms Invade” by Minda Daughtry, Agriculture/Horticulture Agent, N.C. Cooperative Extension in Lee County) Over the past several …
Growing Fall Collards
If you haven’t made plans to plant your fall collards, now is the time to start that process. Collards …
On-Farm Research
On July 26, 2021, N.C. Cooperative Extension of Pamlico and Craven Counties hosted a field event for local growers …
Tomato Evaluation Project
Over the past couple of months, the N.C. Cooperative Extension of Pamlico County office along with our Master Gardener℠ …
Managing Scale Insects
(Taken from the article written by Paige Burns, N.C. Cooperative Extension of Richmond County at Managing Scale Insects in …
Turf Is Heating Up
Most homeowners in Pamlico County are familiar with fire ants, but you may have never heard of Chinch bugs. …