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Tis' the season to PREPARE for tropical depressions, hurricanes and tornadoes! Take a moment to make sure you are prepared to keep your family SAFE !!!!! YOUR GUIDE TO PREPARING FOR EMERGENCIES https://ncdisaster.ces.ncsu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/handbook.pdf?fwd=no
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These roughly 50-gallon food-grade barrels come complete with screened inlet, brass faucet, and 1.5-inch overflow outlet. The cost is $50 for a "ready-made" unpainted barrel. Rain Barrel information handout: http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/Rainbarrels2.pdf Order form: Rainbarrels2016 Order flyer LH
READ THE REST »Sept. 23, 2016 from Jim Dunphy, Crop Science Extension Specialist (Soybeans) and Lindsey Thiessen, Extension Plant Pathologist Although Asiatic Soybean Rust may be moving up the Mississippi River valley pretty rapidly, it seems MORE » – from 
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Hours for the Fair: Monday Oct 3rd: 6PM – 11PM Tues Oct 4th: 4PM – 11PM Wed Oct 5th: 4PM – 11PM Thurs Oct 6th: 4PM – 11PM Fri Oct 7th: 4PM – MORE »
CHECK THIS OUT !!! The Department of Horticultural Science’s Titan arum is about to bloom ! You are cordially invited to visit this rare, exotic tropical wonder this week to witness the bloom MORE » – from Integrated Pest Management
Fall is a great time to enjoy fresh fruits. Right now, I’m enjoying figs and muscadine grapes. When I finally get my fill of fresh fruit, I like to preserve some of summer’s MORE »
Vegetable Garden Plant cool season crops like radishes, spinach, and lettuce in September. Cool season herbs like dill, parsley and cilantro can be sown or transplanted. Plant garlic and onion until November. Choose MORE »
The United States Department of Agriculture Disaster Resource Center offers information to help farmers prepare for disasters. From drought to Avian Influenza, and food safety to wildfire, the USDA Disaster Resource Center covers a MORE » – from NC Disaster Information Center
from Jim Dunphy, Crop Science Extension Specialist (Soybeans) and Lindsey Thiessen, Extension Plant Pathologist Asiatic Soybean Rust has been confirmed on soybeans in Bamberg County, SC, which is a little closer to some MORE » – from Integrated Pest Management
Tobacco Research Update: Magnesium Deficiency of Tobacco In this tobacco research update, we highlight the symptoms of magnesium deficiency. These images are part of a project supported by the North Carolina Tobacco Foundation to MORE » – from Tobacco Growers Information
Root knot nematodes have stunted the roots of this tomato plant. Nematodes are a common problem in sandy soils. Nematodes are microscopic worms that live in the soil. Many nematodes are beneficial, preying MORE »
For several years, I’ve been hearing that crape myrtle bark scale was heading towards North Carolina. Well, now we know that it is here. This is bad news because crape myrtles are typically MORE »
What is NC Safe Plates? NC Safe Plates is a food safety certification course developed by North Carolina State University. Certification is provided by the National Registry of Food Safety Professionals. Who should MORE »
I had several questions related to problems with maples last week. In the process I noticed damage from maple spider mite, hopper burn (potato leaf hopper), maple shoot borer, anthracnose, and canker diseases. MORE » – from Wilson County Center
May 18, 2016 While visiting eastern NC nurseries last week an insect called the azalea leafminer, Caloptilia azaleella, was mentioned. The next day I receive an email from a county agent requesting a nursery MORE » – from Wilson County Center
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