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The Surry County Center Local Foods contact is Joanna Radford.

April 2025 Newsletter

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Surry County Bee School 2025

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The August newsletter is packed with a variety of exciting events and programs to look forward to. From livestock, …

Extension News July 2024

Extension News July 2024

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Eat With the Seasons

It’s winter. You’ve just purchased some strawberries at your local grocery. You get home, wash them, and settle in …

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Japanese Persimmon

Japanese persimmon is not the native persimmon. They are much like apples and are approximately the same size as …

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