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FREE Recording of a Virtual Blueberry Selection and Planting Webinar!

Published - March 6, 2023

From: Gardening
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Seasonal Maintenance of Major Fruit and Vegetable Crops

Published - January 27, 2023

From: Gardening
Outdoor Learning Environments for Young Children — North Carolina State University certificate program
Outdoor Learning Environments for Young Children - Design Certification

Published - January 25, 2023

From: Gardening
Buds on an apple tree.
Webinar Series: Precision Apple Crop Load Management

Published - January 9, 2023

From: Southern Appalachian Apples
Rows of young leafy greens in a farm field with black drip irrigation lines
Free Webinar 1/24: Seasonal Maintenance of Major Fruit and Vegetable Crops

Published - January 5, 2023

Home page for Ppants.ces.ncsu.edu
Now Hiring: Coordinator plants.ces.ncsu.edu

Published - December 14, 2022

From: Gardening
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Check Your Dirt NC!

Published - December 14, 2022

From: Gardening
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2023 Black Perigord Truffle Field Day

Published - December 9, 2022

From: New Crops & Organics
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New Therapeutic Horticulture Activities!

Published - December 1, 2022

From: Therapeutic Horticulture
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Tip for Finding Quick Answers on the Plant Toolbox

Published - November 29, 2022

From: Extension Gardener
Cover slide "What is wrong with this soil?"
NEWS - Nurturing City Soils for Healthy Organic Vegetables

Published - November 17, 2022

From: Gardening
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Stormwater Runoff Issues Solved With Mitch Woodward

Published - November 9, 2022

From: Extension Master Gardener Volunteers
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USDA Opens People’s Garden Initiative to Gardens Nationwide

Published - October 31, 2022

From: Community Gardens
Notice about medicinal herb grower and buyer social on Nov 15, 2022
WNC Medicinal Herb Growers-End of Year Events!

Published - October 21, 2022

From: New Crops & Organics
NC State Extension native plants
Use Environmentally Friendly Native Plants to Replace Invasive Species

Published - October 4, 2022

From: NC State Extension
Image of a Fuji apple at commercial maturity.
Horticultural Update: Hurricane Ian and Apple Preharvest Drop

Published - September 27, 2022

From: Southern Appalachian Apples
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Advanced Medicinal Herb Handling Workshop

Published - September 21, 2022

From: New Crops & Organics
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2022 Community Garden Leadership Academy

Published - September 13, 2022

From: Community Gardens
Carteret County's basil downy mildew test plot.
That Time of Year Again: Basil Downy Mildew Visits NC

Published - September 13, 2022

From: Extension Master Gardener Volunteers
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Cooling Methods for Broccoli

Published - September 6, 2022

From: Vegetable Production
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NCDA&CS Supporting the NC Emerging Hops Industry

Published - September 6, 2022

From: New Crops & Organics
People standing in a fiber hemp field listening to a speaker
2022 NC State Hemp Field Days Report

Published - August 17, 2022

From: Vegetable Production
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Common Ragweed - a Challenging Weed to Control in Fraser Fir Production

Published - August 5, 2022

From: Weeds
Tomato plants staked in rows on black plastic mulch with hills and cloudy sky
2022 Upcoming Events-Field Days, Forest Farming Workshops and More

Published - July 20, 2022

From: New Crops & Organics
Man in hat gazing left of book cover titled "NATURE'S BEST HOPE"
Doug Tallamy to Speak in Burlington 9/29/2022

Published - July 15, 2022

From: Gardening
Brochure for Seed your future, it contains information on volunteering and contributions.
Seed Your Future - Inspiring People to Pursue a Career Working With Plants

Published - July 14, 2022

From: Gardening
NC State Climate Office header; technicians installing a coastal weather station
Climate in the NC Coastal Plain

Published - July 14, 2022

From: Gardening
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2022 June Program Update-Woodland Herbs, Hops, Hemp and More!

Published - June 23, 2022

From: New Crops & Organics
cover of the 2022 Southeast US Vegetable Crop Handbook
2022 Southeast U.S. Vegetable Handbook

Published - June 14, 2022

From: Vegetable Production
2022 Photo Contest: Celebrating Pollinators in Community Gardens — submit June 20–26
2022 Photo Contest-Celebrating Pollinators in Community Gardens

Published - June 13, 2022

From: Community Gardens
An effective chemical thinning program is the 1st part of an effective return bloom program.
Horticultural Update: Return Bloom Programs

Published - June 2, 2022

From: Southern Appalachian Apples
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Community FRESH – a Guide to Growing Community Gardens

Published - June 2, 2022

From: Community Gardens
Market table of wrapped bouquets under canopy; sign: "$10 BOUQUETS FRESH CUT FLOWERS"
Choosing & Caring for Cut Flowers

Published - May 17, 2022

From: Gardening
blooming goldenseal plant emerging
May in the Mountains-Forest Farming, Fun Jobs, and More

Published - May 12, 2022

From: New Crops & Organics
researcher in hop yard
Hops on the Cover of the 2021 NC Extension Report!

Published - April 29, 2022

From: New Crops & Organics
SEED & FEED EVENT — Saturday, May 21st 10 am–4 pm, 2700 Angier Avenue, Durham
Free Seed & Feed Event, 5/21/2022 10am-4pm Durham

Published - April 26, 2022

sun shining on hemp leaves
David Suchoff Leads Hemp Research Consortium

Published - April 22, 2022

From: Hemp
Apple tree buds and leaves coated in ice with icicles hanging from branches
Spring Frost / Freeze Update: Another Round of Cold Weather

Published - April 20, 2022

From: Southern Appalachian Apples
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Climate Change Solutions for NC Gardeners

Published - April 1, 2022

From: Gardening
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Master Gardener Volunteers Help Grow Gardening Resources

Published - March 31, 2022

From: Extension Master Gardener Volunteers
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