
Recovering From the Storm: Resources for Woodland and Forest Landowners
Hurricanes can cause significant damage to forest and timber land through wind and flooding. The first priority is to …
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Collapse ▲Hurricanes can cause significant damage to forest and timber land through wind and flooding. The first priority is to …
Join Cooperative Extension October 14-15 for a two day bus tour of small farms in Durham and Franklin County …
The muscadine grape is a nutritional powerhouse. Like many intensely colored fruits, vegetables, and berries, the muscadine grape is …
Muscadine grapes are well adapted to the Piedmont and Coastal Plain of NC, where temperatures rarely fall below 10 …
We received news from Ohio State University Extension’s agricultural law program on the passing of Paul Wright. Paul had …
Farmlaw Editor Andrew Branan this summer wrote an article for the NC State Economist – a publication of the …
The 2024 Franklin County Enduring Farmer Award is sponsored by Franklin County Advisory Board. The Award was approved by the …
Last week, I took a group of Franklin County livestock producers associated with a “Climate Smart” forage program to …
Post written by Anne Elise Russell Hey! I’m Anne Elise (they/them), a new graduate of Appalachian State University with a …
The Roanoke River Partners’ Sustainable Forestry and Retention Project has opened registration for their Forest Landowners Conference to be …
Cucumbers are a member of the Cucurbitaceae family, which includes squash and melons. There are two types of cucumbers …
Troxler warns against consuming Diamond Shruumz-brand products Chocolate bars, cones and gummies part of nationwide recall after 78 people became …
It’s that time again! The 2024 Knowledge is Pollinator Power Webinar Registration is open! This free statewide webinar, part education …
[Editor’s Note: This news item is a reposting of an article from Southern Ag Today written by Samantha Capaldo, …
Watermelons (Citrullus lanatus) are a warm season crop that grows best at average air temperatures between 70 and 85 …
The United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) has opened the 60 day comment period on …
NC State University’s NC Clean Energy Tech Center (NCCETC, part of the NCSU’s College of Engineering) released this nice …
Upcoming Meetings and Tours MONDAY, JULY 1st, at 5:30 p.m., Louisburg Plaza meeting room; sponsored chicken dinner meal USDA REAP Grant …
Blueberries are a wonderful addition to landscapes and gardens. They have delicate white or pink flowers in the spring, …
The USDA REAP program provides grant funding to farms and rural businesses for solar energy systems to help permanently …
Esta publicación analiza opciones para abordar el estrés por calor en las operaciones porcinas. Los …
Esta publicación proporciona información sobre las fuentes de calor comunes que se utilizan para suministrar …
This publication discusses options for addressing heat stress in swine operations. Topics include ventilation cooling …
This publication provides information about common heat sources used to supply supplemental warmth for young …
Brown marmorated stink bug description, life history, damage, and control.
This factsheet describes the biology and management of the green June bug (Cotinus nitida), an …
This factsheet describes the biology and management of the Japanese beetle (Popillia japonica), a minor …
This factsheet offers information on Pierce's Disease, a bacterial disease of grapes in North Carolina.