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WNC Orchard Insect Pest Update - May 28, 2026
Codling moth and tufted apple bud moth are still potential threats in higher elevation orchards, but of declining concern at lower elevations (<1500 ft elevation). Cumulative degree-day (DD)…
WNC Orchard Insect Pest Update - May 19, 2026
In Henderson County and similar elevations, first generation codling moth and tufted apple bud moth (TABM) are the key pests of concern, whereas only a week or so of activity is expected to remain…
Apple Insect and Mite Fact Sheets
*Image of lesser appleworm damage courtesy New York State Agricultural Experiment Station, Cornell University, Bugwood.org.
4-H Plant Sale Time Is Here!!
Cherokee County 4-H is holding its annual plant and fruit tree sale. All proceeds will benefit Cherokee County 4-H. As usual, the plants and trees will be high-quality and reasonably priced. The sale…
Winter Chores: Caring for Old Apple, Pear or Peach Trees
North Carolina is blessed with a Goldilocks climate, where we can grow a lot of different plants and crops with just a little bit of effort. In Lee County we have some incredible heirloom pears, and…
Apple Grafting Workshop is now Full
Watauga Cooperative Extension Service will offer an apple grafting workshop on March 26 from 5:30-7:30 pm. At this workshop you will learn the uses and techniques for grafting fruit trees. You will…
2026 Plant Sale is Open
Please join NC State Extension, Lincoln County Center in supporting a Program Fundraiser to help our 4-H members pursue their life goals.This year we are adding Angel Trumpets, a hibiscus, and more…
Food Preservation Cooperative Extension
Canning and Food Preservation is a safe, economical way to preserve quality food at home. Canning interrupts the normal spoiling and decaying cycle of food. This is done by heating the food contained…
