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The signs of Fall are all around us. Trees are turning colors, there is a crispness to the air, …
Communities in Western North Carolina have recently experienced floodwater damage and need to know important food safety information as …
Hurricane Helene is expected to bring significant amounts of rainfall to areas where fresh fruits and vegetables are grown …
As temperatures are cooling down and fall crops are starting come in, let’s make the most of our seasonal …
Have you recently visited an apple orchard and brought home an abundance of apples? Or maybe you attended the NC …
We hosted the annual Apple Recipe Contest at the North Carolina Apple Festival last Friday, August 30th. It was …
Post written by Anne Elise Russell Hey! I’m Anne Elise (they/them), a new graduate of Appalachian State University with a …
Do you know your apple varieties? It is apple season in Henderson County! Use this guide to determine which apple …
“Rooted in Resilience” – Wake County Cooperative Extension “works to improve the lives, land and economy of all people …
Here at N.C. Cooperative Extension – Henderson County Center we pride ourselves on developing a great culture for our …
Were you successful in your efforts to grow zucchini at home? Or maybe you are like me and ended up …
Written by: Anne Elise Russell, Local Food Program Intern at NC State Extension North Carolina joins farmers markets across the …
Contrary to popular belief there are more good bugs than bad in the landscape. About 1% of all insect …
This past week, we had two blueberry jam canning classes at our office. Henderson County has some amazing …
It is peach season here in Henderson County and we have some amazing farms growing fresh local peaches. Did you …
Were you successful in your efforts to grow tomatoes at home? Great! Now what? Here are recipes that call for …
Do you have an amazing apple recipe? Put it to the test at the 2025 NC Apple Festival – …
Mike Ortosky serves as the Community and Rural Development Agent for N.C. Cooperative Extension, Orange County Center and manages …
Do you purchase meat like beef, pork, lamb, turkey or chicken on a weekly basis to feed your family? …
Every year, we celebrate and acknowledge our reliance on pollinators for our food supply, as a third of everything …
This infographic provides a visual interpretation of the 2022 Census of Agriculture, which is collected …
The per-capita consumption of processed tomatoes has increased steadily in recent years. This has been …
The tomato is a warm season crop. With special production practices you can produce your …
The onion is a cool season crop that will withstand moderate freezes. It may be …
Though impossible to measure the incidence of neighbor complaints against farmers, North Carolina public policy …
This publication provides guidance for pruning blackberry, including a pruning calendar and step-by-step instructions for …
North Carolina has one of the most varied climates of any eastern state, and a …
Growing Chardonnay grapes, the number one vinifera variety grown in North Carolina, can be a …