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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 …
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Stormwater Design Workshops Registration is NOW OPEN for the Following Design Workshops: ~ Regenerative Stormwater Conveyance (RSC) ~ ~ 2 NEW Minimum Design …
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Since beavers were successfully reintroduced to North Carolina in 1939, this native species has thrived, benefitting people and wildlife …
We use the Hardiness Zone Map as one of the tools to help us choose the right plant for …
A summary of North Carolina rules and regulations governing the purchasing, handling, application and reporting …
This factsheet describes the nutrient composition of poultry manure and land application techniques based on …
This bulletin describes requirements for aquic conditions; shows how to identify and describe redoximorphic features …
Changes in the interpretation of North Carolina water quality rules and technical standards allow for …
The purposes of this factsheet are to identify several major pollutants that often originate in …
Every nursery needs to have someone who routinely checks Electrical Conductivity (EC) also called soluble …
Drought has always caused nursery crop producers great concern. If irrigation water becomes limiting, growers …
This publication addresses nutrient management concerns as they relate to land application of animal wastes, …