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Biochar Pros and Cons in Horticulture

Published - July 19, 2021

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Pics of the Week From the NC Alternative Crops & Organics Program

Published - July 16, 2021

From: New Crops & Organics
Map of Freeze Dates for NCSU
Average First & Last Frost Dates

Published - July 11, 2021

From: Gardening
Bonsai forest of multiple trimmed trees in a shallow oval pot on a display table
An Audio Introduction to Bonsai With Harold Johnson, Getting Dirty in Your Garden, Extension Master Gardener Podcast

Published - July 11, 2021

From: Extension Gardener
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Vegetable Chapter, Extension Gardener Handbook, Now Available on-Line

Published - July 5, 2021

From: Gardening
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An Overview of the Extension Gardener Programs

Published - July 2, 2021

From: Extension Gardener
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Learn to Grow a Food Forest in Your Backyard!!

Published - June 29, 2021

From: Gardening
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Coming Again to a Garden Near You: Basil Downy Mildew

Published - June 28, 2021

From: Extension Master Gardener Volunteers
Landscape Management Calendar
Landscape Management Calendar

Published - June 24, 2021

From: Gardening
Hemp field in eastern NC
2020 Floral Hemp Variety Trial Results

Published - June 15, 2021

From: Hemp
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June Update-Broccoli, Hemp, Hops, and Herbs!

Published - June 9, 2021

From: New Crops & Organics
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Learn More About Insects, Diseases, and Weeds Found in Your Yard in June

Published - June 1, 2021

From: Extension Gardener
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Hemp, Tomatoes, and Chinese Herbs!

Published - May 26, 2021

From: New Crops & Organics
Tour D'Coop poster: chicken graphic, "TOUR D'COOP" title and "Saturday, June 4" text
2016 Tour d' Coop: June 4th 10am-4pm, Raleigh NC

Published - May 25, 2021

From: Community Gardens
Tilled organic fields with mountains
Tuesday in Pictures-NC Alternative Crops & Organics Program

Published - May 25, 2021

From: New Crops & Organics
Swallowtail butterfly on coneflower; title "Butterflies in Your Backyard", "NC State University"
Butterflies in Your Backyard

Published - May 24, 2021

From: Gardening
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Butternut Squash

Published - May 20, 2021

From: Gardening
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Article: USDA’s Final Rule for Hemp Production

Published - May 19, 2021

From: Hemp
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Spring Update for the NC Alternative Crops and Organics Program

Published - May 18, 2021

From: New Crops & Organics
ramps growing in the woods
Forest Farming Field Day in West Virginia in May 2021

Published - May 7, 2021

From: New Crops & Organics
NC State University 17th Vermiculture Conference
The 17th Vermiculture Conference Is Just a Month Away on June 2-3, 2016

Published - May 6, 2021

From: Gardening
Cover to CG Handbook, Collard Greens and Common Ground. Person in red garden boots pushing a garden fork into the soil
Collard Greens and Common Ground: a North Carolina Community Food Gardening Handbook

Published - May 6, 2021

From: Community Gardens
bloodroot flowers blooming
Bloodroot and Red Trillium Collection Study

Published - April 30, 2021

From: New Crops & Organics
two people and a dog hunting for truffles in a truffle orchard
Help Create Truffle Orchard Fertility Guidelines for NC Growers!

Published - April 27, 2021

From: New Crops & Organics
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Master Gardener Volunteers Tend to the Community

Published - April 26, 2021

From: Extension Master Gardener Volunteers
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Extension Master Gardener, Community Garden Heroes!

Published - April 24, 2021

From: Community Gardens
Tabletop floral mandala being assembled from colorful petals and leaves outdoors
Extension Master Gardener Volunteers Do Extraordinary Work in Therapeutic Horticulture!!!

Published - April 24, 2021

From: Therapeutic Horticulture
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THANK YOU Extension Master Gardener Volunteers!!

Published - April 23, 2021

From: Extension Gardener
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Getting Dirty in Your Garden - EMGV Radio: How to Become an Extension Master Gardener Volunteer in Durham County?

Published - April 22, 2021

From: Extension Gardener
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Homeowner's Guide to Managing Diseases

Published - April 12, 2021

From: Gardening
Current Pests and Pathogen
Plant Disease and Insect issues in Your Yard in April

Published - April 1, 2021

From: Extension Gardener
Extension Master Gardener program annual report cover
Annual Report Features Stories of Resilience

Published - March 31, 2021

From: Extension Master Gardener Volunteers
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Helping Others Grow: Master Gardener Volunteers In Action

Published - March 31, 2021

From: Extension Master Gardener Volunteers
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Engaging Youth During Remote Learning: Master Gardener Volunteers In Action

Published - March 31, 2021

From: Extension Master Gardener Volunteers
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Meeting Community Needs: Master Gardener Volunteers In Action

Published - March 31, 2021

From: Extension Master Gardener Volunteers
Apple bloom
Horticultural Update: Freezing Temperatures in the Forecast

Published - March 30, 2021

From: Southern Appalachian Apples
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USDA Extended Pandemic Assistance Includes Hemp

Published - March 30, 2021

From: Hemp
two people harvesting broccoli
NC State Summer / Fall Field Research Job in Western NC

Published - March 30, 2021

From: New Crops & Organics
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USDA Posts Webinar Outlining the Domestic Hemp Production Final Rule

Published - March 26, 2021

From: Hemp
Person wearing "GET OUT" shirt and gloves pushes a Jackson wheelbarrow on a wooded path
Getting Dirty in Your Garden, Radio Podcast: Avoiding Aches, Pains and Strains in the Garden

Published - March 25, 2021

From: Extension Gardener
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