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The Brunswick County Center Local Foods contact is Avery Ashley.

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Candy or Sweetpotato?

This was so successful last year, we did it again. Our N.C. Cooperative Extension Brunswick County Center team and 4-H …

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Let’s Eat Pumpkin

Welcome to November. We’ve passed Halloween and are sliding (quickly) toward Thanksgiving. It’s the time of year that we continue …

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Tiny Plants With Lots of Punch

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Sneaky Meatballs

We all know we need to be eating more vegetables. But how do you do this with family members …

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Learn About the CLOVER Study

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The North Carolina Winegrape Grower’s Guide

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