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Please join this series of webinars on September 7, 14 and 21 at 12:30 p.m. for an update on …

In the last week of July, members of the North Carolina Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers (NCSFMRA) …
In early August we did a presentation at the Blackland Farm Managers Tour. We discussed our findings about P …

8/17/2022 – NC State University held two official field days in 2022 highlighting our hemp research. The first one …

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Article by Taynara Possebom, M.S. candidate, NC State University, Department of Entomology and Plant Pathology Corn earworm, also known as …

Are you a farmer interested in working with N.C. Cooperative Extension to conduct research on your farm? Listen to this …

*This project is funded by the NC Small Grain Growers Association in an effort to address the declining wheat …

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The 2022 NC OVT wheat, barley, and oats variety data are now available on the NC OVT website and …

The short answer: We do not anticipate that spotted lanternfly will be an issue for field crops The long answer: …

It is important not to use insecticides in soybeans before thresholds are reached (including at bloom for corn earworm …

In this video, Luke Gatiboni, the extension soil fertility specialist at the Department of Crop and Soil Sciences, gives …

Corn earworm (aka bollworm, podworm, tomato fruitworm) populations are much higher in corn than usual. Corn is a nursery …

Thank you to everyone that participated in the “Hatch Butterflies” program when 4-H Embryology took a break due to …

Water management is important. To help farmers in North Carolina, Chad Poole, Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist is looking …

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Gaston County Cooperative Extension wrapped up its three part Your Land Your Legacy workshop series on Friday, April 22. The …

Vineyard establishment involves careful planning, thorough site preparation, vineyard design, planting, and trellis construction. Unlike …

Growing Chardonnay grapes, the number one vinifera variety grown in North Carolina, can be a …

New and current grape growers will find practical information on site appraisal, establishment, and operation …

This chapter discusses the principles of grapevine dormant pruning, reviews reasons for vine training, and …

High-quality wines — those that command premium prices — can be produced only from high-quality …

Grapes grown in North Carolina are sometimes exposed to unfavorable climatic conditions and biological pests …

This manual provides guidance tailored for North Carolina's non-commercial pesticide applicators using fumigants in commodity …

Grapevines require 16 essential nutrients for normal growth and development (Table 9.1). Carbon, hydrogen, and …