News From Composting

Brown earthworm on damp soil and leaf litter with soil particles adhering
Jumping Worms

Published - November 1, 2021

Compost bins
Compost Bin Discounts!

Published - March 15, 2021

Green compost bin filled with fruit peels, cut melons, and disposable plates
Thinking of Starting a Larger Composting Project?

Published - December 2, 2016

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News From NC State Extension

Dr. Dara Bloom receiving an award from Dr. David Monks at the NCSU Outreach and Engagement Awards Ceremony
NC State Celebrates Dr. Dara Bloom: A Career Dedicated to Transforming Local Food Systems

Published - April 6, 2026

From: Local Food
Min Temp April 9 2026
AWIS Alert: Frost Night Ahead

Published - April 6, 2026

From: Strawberry Growers Information
A Durham community member counts pollinators and records the number counted in a verdant demonstration garden for the 2025 Great Southeast Pollinator Census .
See How Pollinator Census Participation Makes a Difference in the 2025 Annual Report

Published - April 6, 2026

From: Extension Master Gardener Volunteers
Jean Brownfield Headshot
Cultivating the Market: A Conversation with Jean Brownfield

Published - April 6, 2026

From: Local Food
Delta-style insect trap in apple tree during bloom
WNC Orchard Insect Pest Update - April 6, 2026

Published - April 6, 2026

From: Southern Appalachian Apples
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Supervisory Training Workshop for Spanish-speaking workers

Published - April 6, 2026

From: Community Development
A close-up photo of seedlings of kale & mustard growing together and ready for harvest.
Microgreens for Macro-Satisfaction

Published - April 6, 2026

From: Extension Gardener
banner for the webinar about How to Get Started with the Great Southeast Pollinator Census in NC on April 15
Learn more and get involved with the Great Southeast Pollinator Census in NC in 2026

Published - April 6, 2026

From: Extension Gardener
Lime is a field in eastern NC ready for distribution.
Lime and Gypsum Economics Peanut Notes No. 40 2026

Published - April 3, 2026

From: Peanut
Peanut plants in mid-June planted in a twin-row planting pattern.
Liquid Calcium Versus Gypsum Peanut Notes No. 39 2026

Published - April 3, 2026

From: Peanut
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