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Farm Business 101

Those interested in evaluating a small farm business or agribusiness should consider attending a series of classes offered by …

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Southeastern Vegetable Crop Handbook

Everything you need to know to successfully grow vegetables in the Southeast including: varieties, planting dates, fertilizer recommendations, cover …

Agricultural Newsletter Archive

The links below will provide our field crops newsletters, Agricultural Updates, converted to a pdf format. Please realize that …

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Repairs & Construction to Building

Repairs and upgrades to the Craven County Agricultural Building will occur intermittently during the month of June. The contractors …

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