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4/9/2025 – Our latest newsletter has been published and describes the early spring activities of the NC Alternative Crops …
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Collapse ▲4/9/2025 – Our latest newsletter has been published and describes the early spring activities of the NC Alternative Crops …
4/1/2025 – Registration is now open for my favorite event of the year. It is Wild Herb Weekend, the …
3/12/2025 – The sun is shining, the temperatures are in the low 70s, the earth smells fresh and alive, …
2/18/2025 – The NC Alternative Crops and Organics Program Team is very busy right now harvesting truffles, building new …
Eastern North Carolina farmers and farm families are invited to participate in the NC Farm Succession School, a full-day …
12/16/2024 – The Transylvania Times published a very nice article on our long running Chinese Medicinal Herb Growing project. …
12/16/2024 – Mark your calendars for the annual Winter Vegetable Conference and NC Tomato Growers Meeting. It will be …
12/12/2024 – We never could have predicted all that 2024 would bring to those of us living in western …
9/6/2024 – Here is your opportunity to visit a well-established forest farm in a beautiful location. The Banks Mountain …
7/24/2024 – It’s almost here! The 75th anniversary of the Mountain Horticultural Crops Research and Extension Center in Mills …
7/24/2024 – Join farmers and buyers, and celebrate the season at the 9th Annual NC Medicinal Herb Grower Buyer …
7/24/2024 – Join us for the Industrial Hemp Morning on August 16, 2024 in Mills River, NC, hosted by …
6/20/2024 – There is a lot of discussion taking place in North Carolina and across the nation about the …
6/14/2024 – This is my favorite event of the year because it is a small conference, in a BEAUTIFUL …
6/12/2024 – It has been a very busy spring in the NC Alternative Crops and Organics Program. We have …
2/26/2024 – Our program has FOUR positions we are currently trying to fill. If you have always thought that …
Alejandro Moreno eagerly walked up and down the rows of tomatoes at NC State’s Mountain Horticultural Crops Research and …
1/23/2024 – The Winter Vegetable Conference held at the Crowne Plaza Resort in Asheville every year is a long-running …
1/18/2024 – We have a wonderful program developed for the Winter Vegetable Conference in Asheville, NC on Feb. 21-22, …
1/15/2024 – The BioAg Program is a bio-agricultural readiness program offered through Durham Technical Community College in partnership with …
This publication explains plant growth regulators for a variety of crops.
This publication discusses growing and harvesting bloodroot, a spring wildflower used to produce natural red, …
Ramps, also known as wild leeks, are native to the eastern North American mountains. They …
This factsheet covers commercial goldenseal production in North Carolina, a highly valued medicinal herb which …
Many organic vegetable farmers are interested in producing sweet corn. Organic sweet corn can be …
This publication discusses botrytis blossom blight and fruit rot of blueberry in North Carolina. It …
This publication covers chemical weed control and weed response to a variety of crops.