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Produce Safety Trainings in 2025

There are several one-day trainings coming up for local fruit and vegetable growers who need to learn about the …

Cover photo for Tree Fruit Pruning Workshop

Tree Fruit Pruning Workshop

This fruit tree workshop is a must-attend, if you want to learn how to correctly prune newly purchased or …

Cover photo for February 2023 Alamance Gardener

February 2023 Alamance Gardener

Head outdoors at winter’s end read how to get ready for spring in this month’s edition of Alamance Gardener Alamance …

Cover photo for Alamance Gardener February 2022

Alamance Gardener February 2022

It’s fruit tree pruning time, but why? Read about it in this month’s issue of Alamance Gardener, then find …

Cover photo for Alamance Gardener January 2022

Alamance Gardener January 2022

Be fruitful in 2022 – Think Green! Read all about upcoming horticulture classes on Thursdays and some Saturdays Alamance Gardener …

Cover photo for Alamance Gardener March 2021

Alamance Gardener March 2021

Meet Bill Kleiner, our new Extension Director and Horticulture Agent, in the March edition of Alamance Gardener! Alamance Gardener – …

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