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Written byJeffrey H. Dorfman, Hugh C. Kiger Distinguished Professor Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, NC State University In this issue of …
On November 6th, over 50 NC State Extension professionals gathered together in Manteo, NC to “Go Local!” for the …
Dr. Wykia Macon serves as the County Extension Director (CED) and Family and Consumer Sciences (FCS) Agent for Vance …
The Local Food Program is excited to see everyone at the State Extension Conference January 6th-8th in Greensboro, NC! …
Getting back into production after sustaining hurricane damage is overwhelming. Join us for information on USDA recovery options and …
As water systems come back online in areas affected by Hurricane Helene, it is still important to ensure that …
Communities in Western North Carolina have recently experienced floodwater damage and need to know important food safety information as …
Hurricane Helene is expected to bring significant amounts of rainfall to areas where fresh fruits and vegetables are grown …
Post written by Anne Elise Russell Hey! I’m Anne Elise (they/them), a new graduate of Appalachian State University with a …
Everything you need to know to successfully grow vegetables in the Southeast including: varieties, planting dates, fertilizer recommendations, cover …
This year’s weather patterns have been a real challenge for gardens, flocks and beehives. Some folks had success with …
We are eagerly anticipating the upcoming, two day, 2024 Swain County Agricultural Fair. What can you expect? A traditional county …
“Rooted in Resilience” – Wake County Cooperative Extension “works to improve the lives, land and economy of all people …
Written by: Anne Elise Russell, Local Food Program Intern at NC State Extension North Carolina joins farmers markets across the …
I’ve heard it said that you can’t stay mad at anyone for very long when you take a bite …
Mike Ortosky serves as the Community and Rural Development Agent for N.C. Cooperative Extension, Orange County Center and manages …
Plant-pollinator interactions are very complex and nearly 75% of flowering plants rely on animals to move pollen to flowers. …
Shelby Carroll serves as the Rowan County Agriculture & Natural Resource Extension Agent where she assists in the creation …
Before making the decision to become a “farmer,” “agricultural producer,” or “grower,” there are many things that should be …
Check out the research from an NC State College of Veterinary Medicine student Jessica Parzygnat who is helping us …
Though impossible to measure the incidence of neighbor complaints against farmers, North Carolina public policy …
Many farmers and home gardeners have reported damage to vegetable and flower crops after applying …
Muskmelons, tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, squash, eggplant, watermelons, pumpkins, and okra are vegetable crops that have …
This publication is intended for food processors who manufacture, pack, repack, hold, warehouse or distribute …
This publication serves as a guide on building local food economies for planners, economic developers, …
Much success in growing tomatoes can be attributed to use of a few proven techniques. …
This publication covers the keys to a successful community garden of individual plots including forming …
This publication offers a guide to growing edible plants year-round in containers. Includes planting and …