
Farmers Markets Don’t Just Happen: National Farmers Market Week 2022
What comes to mind when you think of “farmers markets?” Ripe seasonal produce, colorful flowers, freshly baked bread, and …
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There is still time to comment on the regulations proposed by the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) concerning the level of …
7/20/2022 – There are a number of events happening in western North Carolina and eastern Tennessee on apples, tomatoes, …
Grower Emily Merletto grows flowers at Over the Moon Farm in Moncure, a few miles south of Pittsboro. She …
*This project is funded by the NC Small Grain Growers Association in an effort to address the declining wheat …
In late 2008, I planted a demonstration pollinator garden at Chatham Mills to provide forage from early spring to …
In late 2008, I planted a demonstration pollinator garden at Chatham Mills to provide forage from early spring to …
5/12/2022 – It is springtime in the mountains of western North Carolina and the staff in my program and …
The publication An Explanation of Ownership Rights in Property has been published by N.C. Cooperative Extension. This paper – …
4/29/2022 – What a surprise to find Dr. Luping Qu, research specialist and hops breeder in our program, on …
Gaston County Cooperative Extension wrapped up its three part Your Land Your Legacy workshop series on Friday, April 22. The …
4/22/2022 – Dr. David Suchoff, assistant professor and extension specialist in the Department of Crop and Soil Sciences, is …
Once seen as a source of pestilence and waste of land, wetlands are now a central feature of federal …
Look who is featured in the new book Black Flora: Chatham County growers Taij Victoria Cotten! Author Teresa J. …
2/23/2022 – The USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) published the first national hemp report on February 17, 2022. …
Anyone who grows tomatoes in North Carolina, from homeowners to commercial growers, eventually finds their crop is affected by …
In the first-ever National Cottage Food Conference held last year, stakeholders gained a lot of insight into the types …
The article below – written by Micah Brown of the National Agricultural Law Center – concerns the recent USDA …
A new fact sheet has been published by NC State Cooperative Extension concerning land title due diligence in advance …
Intensive Vegetable Production refers to a system of marketing and producing vegetable crops in which …
This publication provides at-a-glance information for growing tobacco in greenhouses, including sanitation practices, source water …
This factsheet describes identifying and controlling spider mites in soybeans in North Carolina.
Subsurface drainage is beneficial to agricultural lands by improving crop yield and eliminating prolonged wet …
This factsheet describes the biology and management of the Japanese beetle (Popillia japonica), a minor …
This factsheet describes the biology and management of the green June bug (Cotinus nitida), an …
The factsheet covers the basics of Red Imported Fire Ant (RIFA) biology and behavior. It …
This factsheet describes the symptoms of a synthetic auxin (SA) herbicide injury.