Purifying Wells / Springs After Potential Contamination.
The widespread flooding associated with Hurricane Helene has created a situation where well water and water from springs, may …
Helene Response Resources for Farmers and Farmworkers (Webinar)
NC State Extension Forestry, in partnership with state and federal agencies supporting the recovery efforts, will host a webinar …
NC 4-H'ers Shine at the NC State Fair!
Our talented 4-H members put their skills and creativity on display at the NC State Fair, competing in 4-H …
Federal Disaster Aid
Navigating federal aid programs after a major storm or natural disaster can sometimes be challenging. The following factsheets based on …
Soil Management Recommendations for Helene-Impacted Western N.C.
Hurricane Helene caused great devastation throughout much of Western North Carolina and farm fields were not spared. There are …
Taking Forage Samples
Do you know the nutrient composition of the hay you have baled or purchased? If not, you really have …
May Is National Strawberry Month
These delicious red fruits are great for your heart. They increase HDL (good) cholesterol, lower your blood pressure, and …
Planning for Canning Season
Canning season is upon us! Follow these quick tips to make sure your equipment is in check for a safe, …
The Dangers of Water Bath Canning Vegetables
Many people often inaccurately refer to the boiling water bath method of canning as the “old fashioned way” or …
Let's Grow Some Elderberries!
Wild elderberries are a common sight in Burke County and can often be seen growing along roads and ditches. …
Blame the Weather, Not the Dog, for Unsightly Mold
Get ready gardeners. It’s time for the disgusting, but harmless, slime mold to rear its ugly head in Burke …
Common Diseases of Tomato Plants in Burke County
Tomato Series – Article Four To be such a popular crop, tomatoes certainly are finicky! There’s not enough paper or …