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What Should I be doing in my Apiary this Month? April
The last two months was the beginning of the beekeeping season, whereas April is the heart of beekeeping in North Carolina. In late February and March, as the weather warmed up and plants began to…
Ag Chat: How Can You Get Your Pastures and Field Spring Ready?
Ag Chat from 4/1/26: How can you get your pastures and fields spring ready?From our Livestock Agent, Bailee SheffieldWith spring quickly approaching, it will soon be time to pull some of our animals…
2026 NC State Extension Master Gardener℠ Volunteer Plant Sale
For the second year in a row, NC State Extension Master Gardener℠ Volunteers of Lincoln County are offering home-grown plants for sale that are perfect for home gardens in Lincoln County and…
Spring Trees
By: Eleanor Moyer, NC State Extension Master Gardener℠ Volunteer – Clay County. Well, early spring has sprung with loads of beautiful trees just bursting with loveliness. There is one wolf in sheep’s…
Sunshine & Outdoor Time to Scare the Winter Blues Away
Spring is spreading across the mountains (I don’t care what that fuzzy rodent in Pennsylvania claims)! Bringing with it earlier sunrises, later sunsets, and a tantalizing promise of warm and…
Springtime Forage Management
As spring starts to creep up on us in the Piedmont of North Carolina, our cool season forages are starting to emerge from dormancy and grow. This article will cover some management decisions to…
Planting Spring Bulbs
By: Eleanor Moyer, Extension Master Gardener℠ Volunteer of Clay CountyI know you thought that gardening was over, but November into December is a great time to plant spring bulbs. It is necessary to…
Extension Minute – May 2025 Issue
The new monthly newsletter is here! Keep up to date with the monthly happenings. May's issue is now available.To check out the latest news, click the image below or read it online.
Growing Degree Day Calculator Displays a Very Warm April and Other Spring Updates
*update as of April 1, 2025: active EHS crawlers found in fields in Upper Mountain Research Station, Avery County, and West Jefferson Spring is Breaking Records We are on track for another very warm…
