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Youth Flock Owners: Please read the latest update from the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services released on …
As the temperature warms up and the days get longer in March, many of you have probably seen the …
Many thanks to Dr. Elsa Youngsteadt and Hannah Levenson for this excellent new book, which is available in hard copy for purchase and as …
Fall is now officially here, and with the weather beginning to finally cool down, and the bugs and snakes …
Summer is on our heels and June means hurricane season is here! In 2020, North Carolina and the Southeast …
Forest Landowners have a great opportunity to exercise social distancing while getting out on their land and connecting with …
Over a dozen forest owners joined us for the series in February. Now the presentations are available on line …
The flooding that has resulted from Hurricane Florence in much of North Carolina may have significant impact on forested …
This publication offers a discussion on how to lime Fraser fir Christmas trees. Fraser fir …
Estimates of income of North Carolina timber harvested and delivered to mills.
This publication discusses flying unmanned aerial vehicles (drones, model aircraft) for commercial purposes. You'll learn …
This publication reviews research on silvopasture systems in Virginia and North Carolina, showing how combining …
This factsheet offers information on the identification and management of various flatworms that may be …
Proper tree care is an important part of a homeowner's investment. This publication guides consumers …
This publication discusses reforestation practices and the information needed to analyze a reforestation investment.
This publication reviews methodology for environmental impact assessment and describes an example.