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NC State University PhD student Alam Ramirez-Reyes leads the Soil Texture training workshop at Buncombe County Cooperative Extension.

Soil Texture Training Workshop

N.C. Cooperative Extension, Buncombe County Center recently welcomed NC State University PhD student Alam Ramirez-Reyes and graduate student Carlee …

Young Holstein calf being bottle fed by a young participant of the WNC Dairy Steer project.

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Information flyer for NC A&T University's Small Farms Week conference.

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The N.C. Cooperative Extension, Buncombe County Center is thrilled to announce we now have Ivy brand 50-Gallon rain barrels …

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