News From Martin County Center

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It's Never Too Late To Embrace A Healthy Lifestyle

Published - March 9, 2026

USDA announces January 15 national batching deadline for major NRCS conservation programs
NRCS Conservation Program Updates for NC Farmers

Published - January 4, 2026

Martin County 4-H Livestock Show and Sale 50th Anniversary
Martin County 4-H Youth Livestock Show & Sale Registration

Published - January 2, 2026

An individual teaching about high tunnel production
NC Tunnel Talk Webinar Series

Published - December 30, 2025

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NC Tunnel Talks

Published - December 17, 2025

Child holding a heifer in a barn; text "4-H Dairy Heifer Program 2026 CALENDAR"
4-H Dairy Heifer Program Calendar Fundraiser

Published - November 13, 2025

North Carolina Sweetpotatoes Field Day — 9 October 2025, Clinton Research Station, Clinton NC
2025 NC Sweetpotato Field Day

Published - September 19, 2025

Two young women with a show sheep; one holds plaque and ribbon under "PITT COUNTY FAIR 2024" sign
4-H Livestock Show @ the Pitt County Fair

Published - August 18, 2025

High tunnel on a lawn
High Tunnel Workshop

Published - May 8, 2025

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Ag Disaster Crop Loss Program

Published - April 2, 2025

Drip irrigation tubing in soil
Irrigation Management Workshop

Published - March 17, 2025

Med Instead of Meds Soup
Souper Bowl 2026

Published - January 17, 2025

Turf & Ornamental Update 2025
Turf and Ornamental Update - Upcoming Pesticide Classes

Published - January 15, 2025

Christmas Greenery from a family-owned farm in Alleghany County, NC
Christmas Greenery

Published - December 3, 2024

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How Do I Take Care of My Christmas Tree?

Published - December 3, 2024

Back to Our Roots Flyer
"Back to Our Roots" - Celebrating 250 Years of Martin County Agriculture

Published - October 17, 2024

Safety First
2024 Fall Newsletter

Published - October 15, 2024

shelton leadership informational flyer
2024 Shelton Leadership Forum Viewing Party

Published - October 14, 2024

Five green serrated leaves arranged left-to-right from largest to smallest on white background
Wait…Roundup Is No Longer Roundup?

Published - October 4, 2024

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Mobile Poultry Processing Trailer

Published - October 1, 2024

Barn and farm equipment with phone and graphs
Northeast NC Niche Ag Conference - Add Value to Your Ag

Published - September 27, 2024

Polyethylene hoop greenhouse with solar panel mounted outside and worker kneeling inside
High Tunnel Growing Workshops

Published - August 9, 2024

Master Gardner Interest Flyer
Master Gardener Interest Meeting

Published - August 2, 2024

Mentor Farmer Training Flyer
Mentor Farmer Training Program

Published - July 15, 2024

Summer Issue
2024 FCS Summer Newsletter

Published - July 10, 2024

Poultry Flyer
Free Poultry Camp for Any Interested High School Student at University of Mt. Olive

Published - May 22, 2024

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Garden Time

Published - April 24, 2024

Three brown cattle grazing; text: NORTHEAST NC LIVESTOCK FIELD DAY, May 21, 2024, Vernon G James
Northeast NC Livestock Field Day

Published - April 15, 2024

High tunnel on a lawn
High Tunnel Growing

Published - April 11, 2024

Beginning Veggie Class Flyer
Beginning Veggie Class

Published - March 11, 2024

Grow Series Flyer 2024
What You Need to Know So You Can Grow

Published - February 8, 2024

Taken at the Beaufort County Extension Center - The weed in the picture is Wild Garlic (not wild onion). Pre-emergent herbicides will not work on this weed, use a post-emergent such as those with the active ingredients metsulfuron, 2, 4-D, or metsulfuron+
What Should I Be Doing in My Yard Right Now?

Published - February 6, 2024

Notice the prolific amount of thorns protruding from the stem. In-season these will be either green or red. This is the biggest symptom of the rose rosette virus. Gene Fox
What Happened to My Knock Out Roses?

Published - February 2, 2024

Vine located at the Extension Office showing the single wire trellis system.These vines have been trimmed with hedge trimmers at harvest (this past summer) and will be pruned to the spurs in mid-February.
How Do I Prune My Scuppernong Grapes?

Published - January 23, 2024

Need to Know Flyer
What You Need to Know So You Can Grow

Published - January 19, 2024

Livestock Assoc. Interest Flyer
Martin County Livestock Association Interest Meeting

Published - January 19, 2024

Letter From Lisa
2024 FCS Winter Newsletter

Published - January 19, 2024

Rosemary growing in the Teaching Garden located at the Beaufort County Cooperative Extension. Gene Fox
Can You Recommend an Easy-to-Grow Herb Plant?

Published - January 17, 2024

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2024 Winter Newsletter

Published - January 10, 2024

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From Planting to Packaging

Published - January 8, 2024

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