
Promoting Pollinators and Native Plants
Pollinators are critical for fruitful gardens, productive farms, and healthy ecosystems, but pollinator populations are in decline in many …
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Pollinators are critical for fruitful gardens, productive farms, and healthy ecosystems, but pollinator populations are in decline in many …

Calling all youth flock owners to help in protecting all North Carolina flocks! Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (known as …

The Chatham County Center of North Carolina Cooperative Extension conducted two blueberry production webinars in November-December 2021. NC State …
Local gardeners will not want to miss the Garden Path Newsletter, Winter Edition, which is now available to download. …

Emily Fuller is in her third year of farming at Heart Song Farm in Silk Hope, truly a labor …

Are you interested in learning more about specialty fruit and vegetable production and market opportunities? Join Dr. Kathleen Liang, Co-Director …

The gentle hum of bees, butterflies, and moths is the sound of success in Sampson County where Extension Master Gardener℠ …

Tropical spiderwort (Commelina benghalensis), a noxious weed, has been found in several landscape beds in Raleigh. See a fact …

Chatham County’s Fiddlehead Farm has won their THIRD national Good Food Award! Earlier this year they won for their Black …

This special segment offered as part of the Plants, Pests and Pathogens webinar series highlights alternatives to invasive or problem-prone …

Chatham Conservation Partnership conducted a webinar on Healthy Yard Alternatives on October 21, 2021, and we had a great turnout …

The NC Farm School is a Cooperative Extension entrepreneurial program for new and transitioning farmers with the mission of increasing …

Grower Hannah Popish of Poppysol Farm + Apothecary has been cultivating herbs and flowers at her one acre permaculture-inspired …

No, I’m not talking about your brother-in-law. Thickhead or redflower ragleaf (Crassocephalum crepidioides) is an introduced weed that I’m …
Four times a year, the Extension Master Gardener℠ volunteers of Vance and Warren Counties publish a delightful gardening newsletter …

Stormwater runoff is a major cause of water pollution and flash flooding in urban areas. Properly designed landscape features …

Grafting great tasting tomato varieties onto rootstocks that are resistant to soil-borne diseases such as southern blight and bacterial …

The biggest handicap to growing crops in the Sandhills is the sandy soil. Acidic and low in organic matter, …

Master Gardener℠ volunteers (MGVs) participated in a delicious pilot project during the summer of 2021 and are preparing to …

From Chatham County Agriculture Agent Debbie Roos: In early June I got to spend time with our two Extension interns …

This Plants Grown in Containers chapter from the Extension Gardener Handbook teaches gardeners about selecting …

North Carolina’s climate and soils are well suited to grow many types tree fruits. This …
This annual guide supplies information concerning pesticides that can be used for controlling pests in …

Downy mildew is a disease caused by fungal-like organisms that can affect a wide variety …

This publication alerts prospective gardeners to some of the most common contaminants in urban soils, …
This table presents information on postemergence herbicides registered for use on woody ornamentals.
Tomato is a warm-season crop that, when managed using appropriate production practices, can reach first …
This publication focuses on the production and harvest of head lettuce, one of the most …