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National Farm Safety and Health Week 2022

Article written by: Alyssa Spence, MS, NBCT Area Specialized Extension Agent, Agromedicine, Farm Safety & Health North Carolina Cooperative Extension-Southeast District, Lenoir …

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On Farm Hurricane Preparation

So far, the hurricane season here in North Carolina has been pleasantly quiet. Since the start of hurricane season …

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Eating Local

This time of the year is the perfect opportunity to find fresh local produce! There are many common misconceptions …

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Fresh Farm Products for Summer!

With summer in full swing, the bounty of fresh, local produce is all around us. Roadside stands and community …

Stay Safe in the Summer Heat

It’s the middle of June and Sampson County has already experienced several days of heat indexes over 94 degrees. …

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