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Green and yellow squash

NC State Extension provides extensive resources on a variety of crops produced in the state. Our crop websites are useful hubs of information on plant spacings, nutrient requirements, pest and disease issues, and other pertinent details.


Agritourism

Tourism Extension – Agritourism

Beekeeping

Buncombe County Bee Keepers Club
Entomology – Insect Biology and Management

Beneficial Organisms

Beneficial Insects

Farmscaping

Soil Microbes on Organic Farms

Blackberry

Integrated Pest Management – North Carolina Blackberries and Raspberries
Blackberry and Raspberry News and Updates

Blueberry

NCSU Blueberries

Michigan State University’s popular blueberry scouting guide “A Pocket Guide to IPM Scouting in Highbush Blueberries” is a free download to your smartphone or tablet

Crop Fertility

A thorough resource on interpreting crop fertility based on soil tests provided by the NC Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services.

Hemp

Hemp News and Updates
Hemp Connections – A Service for North Carolina Hemp Farmers
N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Licensing/Processing

High Tunnels

Seasonal High Tunnels NCRS
Research & Production Resources
Cornell High Tunnels

Hydroponics

University of Florida Hydroponics
Cornells Controlled Environment Agriculture

Herbs

Basil Downy Mildew
Rutgers Basil Instagram

Medicinal Herbs

New Crops and Organics – Herbs

Microgreens

What Are Microgreens?

Organic Production

Horticulture – Organic Production

Strawberry

Strawberry Growers News and Updates
Integrated Pest Management – North Carolina Strawberries
Strawberry Diagnostic Key
AGMRC – Strawberries (Enterprise Budget tools)

Vegetable Production

Vegetable Production News and Events
Vegetable Pest Management
Southeast Vegetable Crop Handbook