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When we talk about diseases, we often think about teeny, tiny “no-seeum” critters – living organisms like fungi, bacteria, …
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When we talk about diseases, we often think about teeny, tiny “no-seeum” critters – living organisms like fungi, bacteria, …

RALEIGH – With the amount of storm debris brought on by Hurricane Helene and North Carolina on the cusp …

The temperatures are dropping and our summer gardens are beginning to look a bit frumpy. As we get ready …

Before making the decision to become a “farmer,” “agricultural producer,” or “grower,” there are many things that should be …

Fire blight is one of the most devastating and difficult-to-control diseases of many fruit trees, including apple and pear, …

Three primary species of bunch grapes are grown in the United States: the European bunch grape (Vitis vinifera), the American …

Forests and woodlands provide environmental, economic, and social benefits to their owners and to the communities in which they are found. Through …

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 …

Ethno – What? Simply put, ethnobotany is the study of how people and cultures (ethno) interact with plants (botany). The …
As summer turns to fall, now is a good time for pond managers to consider things that can improve …

The Swain County Agricultural Fair is still several months away (August 19), but the Fair Committee is working hard …

Beef cattle and other livestock require a number of different minerals, macro and micro, for optimal growth, reproduction, and …

Increasing urbanization, growing use of electronic devices and other indirect ways of experiencing our natural environment increasingly disconnects us …

Winter is fast approaching and we all know that the possibility exists for winter cold and storms that can …

Extension Master Gardener℠ (EMG) College 2022 gave us a lot to think about. Especially after hearing Rebecca Ward’s opening …

An introduction to soil acidity and liming for farmers and gardeners to increase crop income …

Though there are no hard survey numbers to demonstrate, anecdotally a majority of rented farmland …

Participation in conservation practices and restrictions comes in various forms, from revocable-at-will, revocable with penalty, …

Though impossible to measure the incidence of neighbor complaints against farmers, North Carolina public policy …
This publication offers fertilizer suggestions for a variety of crops, including field, pasture and hay …
This manual, updated every year, covers pesticide use and safety information, chemical application equipment, fertilizer …
This publication explains how and where to send specimens for disease, insect and weed identification.
This publication discusses the practice of leasing estuarine waters on the North Carolina coast for …