
Extension News June 2025
Welcome Summer with Our June Newsletter! Summer is in full swing, and so is our June newsletter—brimming with tips, exciting …
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Welcome Summer with Our June Newsletter! Summer is in full swing, and so is our June newsletter—brimming with tips, exciting …

Welcome to the May Newsletter! As spring blooms in full color, we’re excited to share the latest updates and highlights …

On March 19 2025, through The Disaster Recovery Act of 2025 – Part I (S.L. 2025-2), the North Carolina General …

Happy New Year! We wish you all the best as you embark on your 2025 journey. Let’s make this year …

The Surry County 2025 Bee School sponsored by the Surry County Beekeepers Association will beheld on Tuesdays from 7 …

This month, we have a wide range of content to help you make the most of the fall season …

NC State Extension Forestry, in partnership with state and federal agencies supporting the recovery efforts, will host a webinar …

[Download a PDF version of this post.] The imported fire ant (Solenopsis invicta; IFA) is a federally regulated invasive species …
The IRS announced extensions for certain North Carolina residents and businesses. These extensions apply to residents and businesses in …
As a result of Hurricane Helene, lower lying areas along creeks, streams and rivers received flood waters and extensive …
Many farms along rivers and creeks in Western North Carolina have experienced some level of flooding damage. In some …

N.C. Cooperative Extension and the N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (NCDA&CS) are helping coordinate donations of hay …

In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, which wrought devastation across Western North Carolina already estimated in the tens of …

State Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler today issued an urgent plea for donations of fencing supplies for livestock producers in …

Many herds and homes in western North Carolina have been hit hard by Hurricane Helene. If you are able …

Updated list of sites in Surry County to drop off: Donation drives in Surry County we are aware of (there …

Welcome to our October Newsletter! In this month’s newsletter, we’re excited to cover a range of topics to help you …

As autumn approaches, you may find that you have a need for additional hay or have an excess of …

In the September newsletter, we are excited to welcome the beginning of the fall season and all the joy …
This factsheet covers the guidelines and mitigation for aflatoxins in animal food in North Carolina.
This publication provides information on using surplus milk for land application, as a waste product …
This factsheet discusses the use of temporary electric fencing for cattle.

This publication provides small ruminant producers with guidance on genetic improvement. It covers how to …
Though impossible to measure the incidence of neighbor complaints against farmers, North Carolina public policy …
This fact sheet discusses different types of amendments that can be used to manage ammonia …
Air quality in hog production can be improved by dietary manipulation (e.g., reducing crude protein), …
This publication discusses how producers can interpret and use estimated breeding values in a selection …