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New Resource Alert: NC Farm Pond Management Calendar Now Available!

Published - November 25, 2025

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Agents Attend Annual Water Resources Workshop

Published - April 21, 2025

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Creating a Ripple Effect: NC State Extension Helps Save Streams

Published - April 9, 2025

From: NC State Extension
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Time for Some Wetlands Q and A

Published - February 12, 2025

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Stream Bank Repair

Published - October 23, 2024

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Update on Well Water Testing Resources in Western NC

Published - October 16, 2024

Line graph shows P. max daily annual preciptiation in inches (0-7) from 1951 through 2023
Frequently Asked Questions About “Big Storms”

Published - October 10, 2024

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Rainwater Harvesting Guidance and Resources

Published - October 7, 2024

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Searching for the Brighter Pod Episode 12 Peanut Breeding Program Peanut Notes No. 258 2026

Published - November 13, 2026

From: Peanut
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Tomato Spotted Wilt Question Peanut Notes No. 257 2026

Published - November 13, 2026

From: Peanut
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Lifelong Gardening Video by NC Cooperative Extension, Chatham County

Published - November 13, 2026

From: Gardening
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Yield Results for the 2026 NC On-Farm Cotton Variety Evaluation Program (Collins & Edmisten)

Published - November 13, 2026

From: Cotton
Seedless watermelons harvested in Clinton, NC
2026 Standard and Mini Size Triploid (Seedless) Watermelon Cultigen Evaluation Report is Now Available

Published - November 13, 2026

From: Cucurbits
A farmer harvests a soy bean field off Old US 264 in Wilson County near Saratoga.
How Much Fuel Does an Acre Take? Budget-Based Estimates for North Carolina Crops

Published - November 13, 2026

From: Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness
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Turkey Food Safety

Published - November 12, 2026

From: Food Safety
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Peanut Grower Newsletter Column Peanut Notes No. 256 2026

Published - November 11, 2026

From: Peanut
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2026 WNC Beef Conference

Published - November 10, 2026

From: Beef
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2026 N.C. Sweetpotato Field Day Offers Current and Future Ideas

Published - November 10, 2026

From: Vegetable Production
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