
Resource Highlight: Updated Local Farms and Food Profiles
Agriculture matters in North Carolina. What does that look like? North Carolina’s agricultural industry, including food, fiber, and forestry, …
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–Written by Stormwater Engineer Amber Ellis Did you know that one of the most impactful actions property owners can take …
This workshop is SOLD OUT! Email Debbie to get on her email list to learn about future workshops. Back by …
Cucumber downy mildew (CDM) has been confirmed on cucumber plant samples from a research plot at the Mountain Research …
This summer has been extremely tough, to say the least. Raleigh, New Bern, and Wilmington are on pace for …
This statewide annual contest highlights NC 4-Hers’ photographic achievements. The winning photos will be displayed on the NC 4-H Photo …
Biologists have always had a natural itch for classifying and organizing life on Earth. Carl Linnaeus, the father of …
In Cherokee County, North Carolina, a respected Civil War historian had a lifetime of knowledge—but no way to share …
Do not miss an opportunity to see ongoing turfgrass research, interact with industry vendors, and enjoy a local BBQ …
Did you know warmer temperatures can speed up biological processes, leading to rapid growth in plants and animals alike? …
Access to technology and digital skills is no longer optional—it’s essential for education, employment, and navigating everyday life. But …
By Lee Miller, Extension Master Gardener volunteer While not exactly a self-improvement article, let’s learn about ways to incorporate less …
Gray leaf spot has appeared in NC. This disease is difficult to control because the fungus thrives when nighttime …
In the Egg Chef Challenge category where youth demonstrate cooking an egg dish of their choice, 5 youth scrambled …
Cooperative Extension’s Pollinator Paradise Demonstration Garden was created in late 2008 at Chatham Mills in Pittsboro to provide forage …
Each year, thousands of agricultural workers play a vital role in keeping North Carolina’s farms productive and sustainable. At …
Now, maybe it’s just me — but growing up, I was absolutely terrified of speaking in front of anyone …
Let’s welcome Dr. Navdeep Godara who recently joined the Crop & Soil Sciences Department as the Turfgrass & Forage …
The Interactive Fall Armyworm Map is back for 2025! Please navigate to the new, self-reporting fall armyworm map that will …
This workshop has been approved for 5 hours of Cat 1 CFEs. NC State Extension Forestry and the Chatham County …