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2027 WNC AgOptions Grant
The WNC Agricultural Options Program is now taking applications for the 2027 grant cycle! WNC AgOptions works to build sustainable farming communities in our mountain region by providing resources…
Corn Earworm Are Flying: Don't Skip Field Scouting
A recent surge in corn earworm moths has been captured in local light traps. This upsurge in moths signals the need for timely scouting in flowering and podding soybean fields to ensure populations…
Ashe County Planting Guide
This document has been adapted from the growing guide found in the North Carolina Extension Gardener Handbook (2018). It was created as a resource for local growers in the Ashe County area, within…
Spring Paper Clover Drive at Tractor Supply April 17th-May 3rd!!!
Since 2010, Tractor Supply has partnered with 4‑H to prepare youth to be "Beyond Ready" for work and life. The success of the Paper Clover campaign has raised more than $24 million to impact local…
Drought Resources from Extension
In an effort to support North Carolina growers during the current drought conditions NC Cooperative Extension has written and gathered some important guidance information for field crop and livestock…
Early Season Disease Scouting
While the spring is a busy time of the year for growers getting their crops in the ground, it can also be a busy time for pathogens that infect newly emerging seedlings. There are several seedling…
Extension News April 2026
April is a busy month! Whether you’re managing livestock, prepping for pesticide trainings, or just searching for the local Farmers Market opening dates, we’ve gathered all the resources in one…
Ag Chat: Taking Care of Hydrangeas for the Upcoming Year
Ag Chat from 3/25/26: Taking Care of Hydrangeas for the Upcoming YearFrom our Field Crops/Horticulture Agent, Matt SolomonWhen wanting to know how and when you should be pruning your Hydrangeas for…
