NCSRIP Winter Webinar Series
All webinars will take place from 7-9 p.m. ET on Zoom. Register at the links below. Nov 7: Goats 101 …
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NC Sheep Producers Annual Education and Membership Meeting
Join NCSPA on December 14 at the Iredell County Center for the annual educational and membership meeting! There’s a …
Fall Rust Mite Watch
Keep an eye out for rust mites! As the weather begins to cool and become very dry, rust mite …
Registration Open for 2025 Chatham County Beekeeping School
The Chatham County Center of North Carolina Cooperative Extension, in partnership with the Chatham County Beekeepers’ Association (CCBA), is excited to …
Stream Bank Repair
As recovery from Hurricane Helene continues, landowners may be thinking about taking necessary steps to re-establish effective streamside buffers …
FinCEN, BOI, CTA: What Does Any of This Stuff Mean?
Perhaps one of the most underrated stories of the year is the impending deadlines resulting from the Corporate Transparency …
Purifying Wells / Springs After Potential Contamination.
The widespread flooding associated with Hurricane Helene has created a situation where well water and water from springs, may …
Storm Damage to Trees
Recent snow and ice storms have caused extensive damage to trees. Consider hiring a certified arborist to help assess …
Publication: Managing the Impact of Floodwater Contaminants on Soil and Produce in Residential, Community, and School Vegetable Gardens
Experts in Soils, Food Safety, Horticulture, and Soil Contaminants at NC State University and the Nicholas School of the …
Webinar: Impact of Flood Water on Vegetable Garden Produce and Soil
Webinar Recording Examine the danger of bacterial and chemical contamination of vegetable gardens that have been flooded. Identify potential problems, …
Taking Care of Storm Damaged Trees
Storm-Damaged Trees in the Landscape Many trees are damaged or killed by Hurricanes. Use this guide in reviewing options and making …
Garden Flooded? What to Toss? What to Cook? DO NOT EAT ANYTHING RAW!
What to Consider if Your Vegetable, Herb, Fruit or Nut Garden has been Exposed to Floodwater Discard (do not compost) …
Managing Flooded Landscapes
High winds, storm surge, and flooding can devastate your garden and landscape. Safety first- check for downed electrical wires and …
Dealing With Storm Damage in the Landscape
Heavy Rains and Strong Winds have resulted in storm damage to trees across the state. Learn how to assess the …
Helene Response Resources for Farmers and Farm Workers Webinar
This webinar is tailored toward Western North Carolina farmers and farm workers affected by tropical storm Helene. While Christmas …
Free Webinar on USDA Hurricane Recovery Options for Beginning Farmers and Ranchers
Getting back into production after sustaining hurricane damage is overwhelming. Join us for information on USDA recovery options and …
Season Extension
Check out the great Season Extension information and resources on the Growing Small Farms website by Debbie …
Backyard Composting
Instead of disposing of yard trimmings and kitchen scraps, you can compost them in your own backyard. Composting is an …
Disaster Relief Assistance: Taxable Event or Not?
In light of Hurricane Helene and the subsequent assistance provided by the federal, state, and local governments along with …
#Plants Do That
This series of infographics was created by the National Initiative for Consumer Horticulture (NICH) Each highlights the importance of landscape …