
Extending Tobacco Weed Control Through Layby Herbicides
Layby applications of herbicide can be considered to boost weed control by 8% to 50% depending on weed pressure …
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When the month of September arrives, space in a tobacco curing barn becomes extremely valuable. The threat of hurricanes …
Last fall, the N.C. Cooperative Extension Service (Pitt County Center) alerted county tobacco farmers, heirs, and former quota holders …
Home canning low acid foods (foods with a pH of lower than 4.6) like vegetables, meat, poultry, fish, tomatoes, …
Pitt County 4-H is excited to offer a hands-on camp series with face-to-face opportunities for youth ages 5-18 this …
This is my July column for Peanut Grower Magazine. I’m posting it earlier just so I don’t forget to …
Gypsum is applied to peanuts in the month of June and in some cases into July. There can be …
Registration now open for 2023 4-H Poultry Judging & 4-H Avian Bowl State-level Events in 4-H Online Know a youth …
The following is a post from Dan Anco at Clemson University In a field where peanut was grown last year …
The NC 4-H Camp program announced it is partnering with the Duke Energy Foundation to provide 10 camp scholarships …
Examples of less than ideal peanut stands are presented at the following link. Examples of Plant …
The following has thrips injury 3 weeks after planting with AgLogic versus non-treated peanut. Gramoxone plus Basagran can be applied …
Peanuts have historically recovered quickly from this level of injury caused by Valor. Examples of Valor …
Many growers are applying Cadre or Impose for broadleaf weed control, control of sedges, and suppression/control of grasses. Although …
I have had a few questions this week about controlling henbit, cutleaf evening primrose and swinegress after peanuts have …
In the vast majority of instances, postemergence herbicides used in peanuts will perform adequately when applied with either a …
We (university faculty and staff and NC State Extension agents) often conduct research on products from companies. In some …
We have experienced a considerable amount of cloudy weather this May. We have also had cool temperatures. If this …
The following links provide information on gypsum analysis and interpretation. The rates of gypsum we use on page 29 …
North Carolina has a diverse set of talented field-based experts helping growers troubleshoot soybean problems that arise in the …