News From Pamlico County Center

Close-up side profile of an adult pecan weevil on a green pecan, showing its long snout and reddish-brown body.
Time to Manage Pecan Weevils

Published - September 10, 2025

Collage of images of Pamlico County fall 4-H programs: "It's Electric", "Sew Much Fun", and "Chopped! International"
Autumn 4-H Fun

Published - September 10, 2025

Properly grazed pasture at recommended grazing height for Bermuda
The Sweet Green Blade

Published - August 25, 2025

From: Craven County Center
Pamlico County 4-H members standing in front of the sleepaway camp sign
Youth Programs in Pamlico County: A Look Back at 4-H Summer 2025

Published - August 25, 2025

Young collard transplants growing in the Pamlico County extension garden.
Fall Collards – It’s Time to Plant!

Published - August 18, 2025

Flooded forest floor with standing water around tree trunks
Why Are My Trees or Shrubs Dying?

Published - August 7, 2025

Two mosquitoes feeding on human skin, showing close-up detail of their long proboscises during blood feeding.
Moisture Brings Mosquitoes

Published - July 8, 2025

Field with tractor front, QR code, text "HAY NEEDS? HAY SALES? NC HAY FINDER KNOWS!" and www.NCHAYFINDER.com
New Hay Tool for Connecting Producers and Consumers

Published - July 2, 2025

From: Jones County Center
Graph of corn daily water use vs days after planting; peak at tasseling (~60–70 days)
Soil Moisture and Crops Needs

Published - June 27, 2025

Victoria Vargas proudly standing with her dairy calf and first place ribbon
4-H Fun at the Dairy Show

Published - June 23, 2025

Group photo of the 2025 Extension Master Gardener class graduates from Pamlico County Cooperative Extension.
2025 Pamlico County Extension Master Gardener Training Course Graduates

Published - June 9, 2025

Tobacco hornworm feeding on a ripening tomato, with image credit to Joe Boggs, OSU Extension.
Protect Your Tomatoes From Hornworms This Season

Published - June 3, 2025

Child demonstrating a mini Tesla coil by holding a small light near it to show how the light activates wirelessly.
It's Electric 4-H Fun

Published - June 3, 2025

Two tomatoes showing characteristic discoloration from Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus, including mottled red and orange patches.
Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus: What Gardeners Need to Know

Published - May 12, 2025

Children practicing how to halter dairy cows under a covered structure during a 4-H agricultural education activity.
Fun 4-H Ag Education

Published - May 6, 2025

Mole emerging from a mound of loose soil in a residential yard.
Managing Moles in Your Lawn

Published - May 5, 2025

Youth learning to put a halter on a dairy calf tied to a fence.
The Calves Have Arrived!

Published - April 28, 2025

Lawn with two circular patches of brown, dead grass indicating large patch disease infection.
Spring Large Patch Disease

Published - April 28, 2025

A serene view of a corn field in the V-4 stage of growth, with perfectly sprouted corn plants just emerging from the ground. The horizon line is visible, emphasizing the early stages of corn development in the field.
Corn Season Is Here

Published - March 28, 2025

A young girl sits on a stone retaining wall beside her 4-H presentation trifold board at the Cloverbud Presentation Competition. She is smiling, holding a stick to point at her board, and displaying a green ribbon in her left hand, indicating her achievem
Conquering Fears and Gaining Skills for the Future

Published - March 28, 2025

Lawn with large patch disease, showing two brown circular dead areas with a distinct dark brown ring around the dying grass and a lighter center of dead grass.
Spring Into Lawn Care

Published - March 17, 2025

A potato field with neatly arranged rows of potato plants emerging from the soil.
Homegrown Potatoes: Tips for a Successful Harvest

Published - March 4, 2025

Hand using sheers to prune a tree limb during winter dormancy.
Essential Winter Chores for a Healthier Spring Garden

Published - January 13, 2025

Tomatoes on the vines at Mountain Horticultural Research and Extension Center in Henderson County.
2025 Catalog Inspiration for Your Garden

Published - December 27, 2024

A wide view of a Christmas tree farm in Western North Carolina, with rows of neatly spaced evergreen trees and a backdrop of rolling hills and blue skies.
Christmas Tree Care: Tips for a Fresh & Beautiful Tree

Published - December 27, 2024

Bridging the Gap

Published - November 25, 2024

From: Jones County Center
Close-up of grass blades on a white background, displaying symptoms of large patch disease, with yellowing at the tips.
Large Patch Is HERE!

Published - November 22, 2024

A large and vibrant holiday cactus in bloom, showcasing bright hot pink buds on its branches.
Holiday Cacti Care: Vibrant Blooms for Winter

Published - November 18, 2024

A person crouches while gardening, with a green triangle overlay displaying the text: “$10,000 Agricultural Grant. University of Mount Olive AgPrime is offering a grant to North Carolina farmers for new and innovative agricultural project ideas. Follow th
2025 UMO AgPrime Grant: Funding for North Carolina Farmers

Published - November 4, 2024

Six garlic bulbs grouped closely together on a clean white backdrop, showcasing their shapes and textures in a simple presentation.
Let’s Plant Some Garlic!

Published - November 1, 2024

Collard greens with visible cabbage worm damage, characterized by irregular holes and chewed leaves.
My Collards Have Worms

Published - October 14, 2024

Ripe figs growing on a fig tree, highlighting their unique shape and color, indicating readiness for picking.
It’s Time to Get Fruity

Published - October 14, 2024

An ant carrying a small piece of food as it walks along the stem of a green plant.
The Fall of Fire Ants

Published - September 18, 2024

A collage of four images with the title 'Pamlico County 4-H Fall Programs'. The image shows various 4-H activities: youth holding crops in a garden, sewing in a classroom, building an electrical project, and preparing food in a cooking class.
Agriculture Education. It’s Important.

Published - September 17, 2024

A lawn with significant browning and damage caused by fall armyworms, with healthy green grass visible in the background.
Are Fall Armyworms Eating Your Lawn?

Published - September 4, 2024

mosquito on finger
What's Biting You: Mosquitoes & Biting Flies in Pamlico County

Published - August 15, 2024

Hand holding two partially husked corn cobs, one with full yellow kernels and one sparse
2024 Growing Season Challenges

Published - August 13, 2024

Hornet perched on and gripping a cicada on a wooden surface
Cicada Killer Wasps

Published - August 13, 2024

image showing sprinkler hosing turf
Drought Stressed Turf

Published - August 13, 2024

Livestock Agent, Kristi Welke, with Annabelle the heifer
Connect With Our Livestock Agent

Published - July 26, 2024

From: Jones County Center
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