
Alamance Gardener - Ultimate March Edition
Change is inevitable and the future is bright! Get your March garden tips and read about changes past and …
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Collapse ▲Change is inevitable and the future is bright! Get your March garden tips and read about changes past and …
All high school youth are invited to join us for the 2023 North Carolina Youth Institute, a program that provides …
N.C. Cooperative Extension, in collaboration with the N.C. Watermelon Growers Association, will host the 2023 virtual Watermelon Production Meeting …
Head outdoors at winter’s end read how to get ready for spring in this month’s edition of Alamance Gardener Alamance …
On February 1st, 2023, we will be hosting a multi-county Women in Ag Day. This event is open to …
It’s fruit tree pruning time, but why? Read about it in this month’s issue of Alamance Gardener, then find …
Be fruitful in 2022 – Think Green! Read all about upcoming horticulture classes on Thursdays and some Saturdays Alamance Gardener …
Are you interested in learning more about specialty fruit and vegetable production and market opportunities? Read more about upcoming …
There are certain things when thought of and spoken that just seem to go together; peas & carrots, peanut …
Meet Bill Kleiner, our new Extension Director and Horticulture Agent, in the March edition of Alamance Gardener! Alamance Gardener – …
Mark Danieley is retiring! Read all about it, plus get some November gardening tips in this month’s edition of …
If you have a farm in Alamance County and would like it to be listed on our local foods …
**COVID-19 UPDATE** We are continuing to serve you during this time and have entered our next phase which includes …
An introduction to soil acidity and liming for farmers and gardeners to increase crop income …
This factsheet describes the biology of the purple mite (also known as the purple camellia …
This factsheet describes the biology of the Asian oak leaf beetle, Demotina modesta, and provides …
This factsheet describes the biology of the yellow poplar weevil (also called the tuliptree …
This factsheet describes the biology of the daylily leafminer, Ophiomyia kwansonis., and provides residential management …
This publication is a compilation of ideas from a few specialists based on research, reports …
This factsheet describes the biology and management of Green June beetles (GJB), Cotinis nitida. The …
This factsheet describes the biology and management of wireworms, a worm-like larvae of click beetles …