Nearly century-old organization prioritizing programs, addressing change as centennial approaches The North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service has launched a strategic visioning and planning initiative to evaluate the organization’s…READ THE REST »
Mistletoe is a common sight this time of year in deciduous trees throughout coastal North Carolina. A parasite of many hardwood trees, mistletoe can also be blamed for the increase in stolen kisses MORE »
Saturday, November 16th, 9am-12pm Join NC Cooperative Extension and the Cape Fear Green Building Alliance in the Arboretum Auditorium at 6206 Oleander Drive to learn basic weatherization skills that will help save energy MORE » – from 
New Hanover County Center
Fall weather is in the air and its arrival to the Cape Fear region is much-appreciated! But the work isn’t over. Cooler weather means that deciduous landscape plants and warm-season turfgrass will soon MORE »
Fall is an exciting time in southeastern North Carolina! We finally get a reprieve from the heat and humidity and the bugs are more tolerable, which means you can begin to reclaim the MORE »
Fair Logo 2013 Were you a 4-H member? Do you have fond memories of meetings, projects, and friendship? We would love for you to join us at the First Brunswick County 4-H Fair MORE »
BrunsCo 4-H Fair 2013 Premium Book w Cover Join Brunswick County 4-H members as they kick of National 4-H Week with the First Brunswick County 4-H Fair at the County Government Complex in MORE »
Any successful gardener in this area will tell you that the key to a beautiful lawn or garden starts with healthy soil. The only way to ensure your soil is healthy is to MORE »
The National Center for Appropriate Technology is offering a free webinar entitled, “Budding and Grafting Fruit Varieties for Organic Production.” Please join horticultural specialist, Guy Ames, on August 29th at 11 am CDT MORE »
How to take a soil sample
Preparing Pecans