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    • Cultural Practices for Corn Insect Pests
    • Field Corn Insect Pests
    • Managing Insect Pests in Organically Certified Corn
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    • Scouting for Mid -Season Insects
    • Scouting for Seedling Pests
    • Scouting for Whorl Feeding Insects
    • Stink Bug Scouting Guide for Field Corn in the Southeastern US
    • Stink Bug Management in Corn
    • Corn Insect Management Videos
    • European Corn Borer – Ecology and Management and Association With Other Corn Pests
    • Insecticide Ratings for Corn
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Circular illustration showing three crops (a small plant, corn, and a broadleaf plant) above ground with an extensive shared root system below the soil, symbolizing plant health and underlying causes. The design is labeled “Root Cause Reports, NC 2025"
Tobacco is now on Root Cause Reports

Published - April 8, 2026

From: Tobacco Growers Information
The Gramoxone SL 3.0 trade name as shown on the label.
Syngenta to Stop Selling Gramoxone

Published - March 4, 2026

From: Cotton
Two green combines harvesting a rectangular patch of standing corn in a harvested field
Head Scab and Vomitoxin Prevention Starts Now

Published - August 27, 2025

From: Small Grains
picture of silk from corn ear
Considerations for Fungicide Applications in North Carolina Corn

Published - June 23, 2025

Map of North Carolina with pins showing the trial locations
Bt Corn and Refuge: Smart Planting for Long-Term Success

Published - June 19, 2025

picture from left to right of soybean, corn, and tobacco in circle with sky on top half and soil with roots from corn plant on bottom half and the works root cause reports in white in brown block and -statewide collaboration- in brown letters under the bl
Root Cause Reports: One Month In, and Growing

Published - June 13, 2025

Corn leaf with eyespot symptoms showing small, clustered, tan spots
Dichotomous Key for Identifying Corn Leaf Spot Disorders

Published - June 12, 2025

Picture of corn leaf with holcus spot lesions showing tan spot with yellow halo and dark green water soaked margins
Seeing Spots on Corn? It’s Likely Holcus Leaf Spot

Published - June 3, 2025

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Fraser fir buds beginning to transition from winter dormancy.
Drought in NC

Published - April 18, 2026

From: Christmas Trees
min Temp Apr 21
NCSU Frost Alert: Apr 19-21.

Published - April 18, 2026

From: Strawberry Growers Information
Seafood HACCP Segment Two Workshop
Seafood HACCP Segment 2 Workshop Offered

Published - April 17, 2026

From: Seafood Science
EMG volunteers of Durham County with healthy plants they grew smile and welcome the public to learn about sustainable gardening.
Helping NC Bloom: Read the 2025 Annual Report for Our Impact Highlights

Published - April 17, 2026

From: Extension Master Gardener Volunteers
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Financial Assistance for Timberland Owners Following Hurricane Helene

Published - April 17, 2026

From: Extension Forestry
Flyer promoting the Tractor Supply spring Paper Clover campaign from April 17 through May 3, 2026. The graphic notes that Paper Clover donations support 4-H camp, scholarships, and leadership activities.
4-H Paper Clover Campaign Returns to Tractor Supply

Published - April 17, 2026

From: North Carolina 4-H
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WNC Orchard Insect Pest Populations - April 13, 2026

Published - April 16, 2026

From: Southern Appalachian Apples
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Summer Savings are In-Season

Published - April 16, 2026

From: NC Steps to Health
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Learning Labels, Stretching Budgets

Published - April 16, 2026

From: NC Steps to Health
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Preserving North Carolina’s Farmland

Published - April 16, 2026

From: NC FarmLink
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