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Pecan Production and Management

Do you have an interest in growing pecans? A hands-on pecan production and management workshop will be held in …

Paraquat Requirement Reminders

Here are some quick reminders regarding the requirements for the safe use of paraquat dichloride (“paraquat”). Paraquat kills! Paraquat products require …

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2024 Bertie County FIT Testing

It is that time of year again to complete your respirator fit testing. FIT testing will be held on February …

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Introduction to Beekeeping

If you’ve ever been interested in learning about beekeeping, please join the Cashie Beekeepers Association on Thursday, February 22, …

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N.C. Cooperative Extension, Bertie County Center will be offering multiple winter production meetings next year. Below is a list …

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2022 CHROME Field Day

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