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Wide view of a corn field with tall green corn plants framing a silo under a clear blue sky

Planting Season Has Arrived

Corn Planting Season Begins in Pamlico CountySpring has sprung, and for Pamlico County farmers that means it’s planting season. Pamlico County residents may have noticed the flurry of activity…

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

Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus Identified in Pamlico County Recent tomato samples submitted to the N.C. Cooperative Extension, Pamlico County Center have tested positive for Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus…

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

Christmas trees are a holiday tradition that reminds us of past experiences and symbolizes hope for a new year. North Carolina's Christmas Tree Industry In North Carolina, Christmas trees also…

Ripe figs growing on a fig tree, highlighting their unique shape and color, indicating readiness for picking.

It’s Time to Get Fruity

Now that we have officially made it to Fall, those folks who are interested in growing tree fruit should start preparing planting sites and placing orders. Most tree fruits do not begin shipping from…

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?

Over the past few weeks Fall Armyworms have made their presence known over many areas in North Carolina and within Pamlico County. These insects can feed on many different crops but are of particular…