Maintaining This Summer's Bounty
Summer brings an abundance of fresh fruits and vegetables. Remember these tips when purchasing produce at the grocery store, …
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July Is National Ice Cream Month
July is National Ice Cream Month and what better way to celebrate summer than with a bowl of this …
Dicamba Update
The beginning of June offered a new obstacle for many field crop growers in Randolph County and across the …
Hay Seller? Share Your Info...
Many livestock and equine owners rely on local farmers when purchasing quality forage and hay crops. To simplify and …
Growing Vegetables in Early Child Care Centers
Tips for growing vegetables with children in Early Child Care Centers. Enjoy this recording of a 1-hour webinar on growing …
Beyond Veggies: Growing Food for Preschoolers
Enjoy this 1 hour recording on Edible Landscaping for Early Child Care Centers. Learn about resilient trees, shrubs, vines, …
New Landscaping Design Guide Features Native Coastal NC Plants
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Katie Mosher, communications director, kmosher@ncsu.edu Gloria Putnam, coastal resources and communities specialist, gfputnam@ncsu.edu A new set of landscaping …
2020 4-H Farm Credit Showmanship Circuit - Coming Soon!
More information about the 2020 4-H Farm Credit Showmanship Circuit will be coming soon. Please check this link again …
Seasonal Produce: Tomatoes
Nothing says summer quite like juicy, vine-ripened tomatoes still warm from the sun. Native to South America, tomatoes are …
Quick and Easy Tips for Freezing Fruits and Vegetables
Freezing fruits and vegetables can make sure you and your loved ones eat right all year long. Freezing is …
In Season: A Variety of Leafy Greens
When you think salad, you think leafy greens. The foundation of any great salad, leafy greens come in all …
Utilizing Crabgrass as Livestock Forage
Crabgrass has gotten a bad reputation as an aggravating weed in yards, gardens or pastures. In livestock operations however, …
Pesky Pets in the Pantry
A sure way to ruin an appetite and dampen the enthusiasm of any cook is to open a box …
Summer Bucket List
Summer is one of my favorite times of the year! I love it when the weather warms up and I …
Backyard Poultry Resources
Lately, backyard poultry has become popular for a variety of reasons. Whether to provide a source of meat and …
Preschool Gardening Activity Guide
Hot off the Press . . . Natural Learning Initiative Gardening Activity Guide Designed for preschool teachers, parents and students …
Murder Hornet or Not?
The folks in NC State University’s Entomology Program have put together a visual comparison guide for insects that might …
Where to Go From Here? Impact of COVID-19 on the Food System
[View original post from Dr. Bill Aimutis, N.C. Food Innovation Lab] In previous posts, we’ve considered: Will the Coronavirus Pandemic Impact …
That White Envelope May Be Worth $1,200
If you haven’t received your Economic Impact Payment (EIP) yet, perhaps you should be on the lookout for a …
Extension Helping Guide Restaurants and Businesses With Safe Reopening
As restaurants and other businesses reopen under COVID-19’s cloud, voluntary certification program will signal commitment to high standards The North Carolina …