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If you have a high school student interested in Poultry Science, please check out the Mount Olive Poultry Primer …
This month’s edition of the newsletter highlights the Mediterranean-style diet and it’s positive effects on one’s health, while mentioning …
Youth Flock Owners: Please read the latest update from the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services released on …
North Carolina A&T Small Farms Week is coming up in a couple of weeks! This is a great opportunity …
This interactive workshop provides fruit and vegetable growers information and tools necessary to develop an effective cleaning and sanitizing …
According to former NC State Extension Specialist, Dr. Sara Spayd, Don’t be tempted to prune after a few beautiful, unseasonably-warm …
Are you interested in learning more about specialty fruit and vegetable production and market opportunities? Join Dr. Kathleen Liang, Co-Director …
Diane Currier, owner of Honeygirl Meadery, shares how a visit to Alaska motivated her to start her meadery and …
Heard the rumor about grant funds for value-added dairy processing? It’s true! If you haven’t already taken a look …
Vegetable Gardening, Chapter 16 of the Extension Gardener Handbook Available for free online Everything you need to know to grow vegetables in North …
The Extension Gardener Handbook team is pleased to announce the “Small Fruits” Chapter is up and ready for use. Congratulations …
Collard Greens and Common Ground: A National Award Winning Community Food Gardening Handbook by Don Boekelheide and Lucy …
Getting Dirty in Your Garden Extension Master Gardener Radio Show and Podcast Tune in for expert advise on selecting and growing tomatoes …
The Livestock Conservancy is excited to announce that the 2021 Poultry Census is now open! Learn more about past poultry …
Collard Greens and Common Ground: A North Carolina Community Food Gardening Handbook by Don Boekelheide & Lucy Bradley Now available …
The following article was posted originally to NC State CALS News. You can also view it on the CALS …
Many thanks to Dr. Elsa Youngsteadt and Hannah Levenson for this excellent new book, which is available in hard copy for purchase and as …
Welcome to the North Carolina Community Gardens Site! We have the resources you need to make your community garden a …
Are you getting started with backyard or pastured poultry? Are you interested in heritage chicken breeds? You’re in luck – …
This infographic provides a visual interpretation of the 2022 Census of Agriculture, which is collected …
The per-capita consumption of processed tomatoes has increased steadily in recent years. This has been …
The tomato is a warm season crop. With special production practices you can produce your …
The onion is a cool season crop that will withstand moderate freezes. It may be …
Though impossible to measure the incidence of neighbor complaints against farmers, North Carolina public policy …
This publication provides guidance for pruning blackberry, including a pruning calendar and step-by-step instructions for …
North Carolina has one of the most varied climates of any eastern state, and a …
Growing Chardonnay grapes, the number one vinifera variety grown in North Carolina, can be a …