News From Caldwell County Center

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February Q&A with Seth

Published - February 6, 2021

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New Year, New Time to Think of Others

Published - January 25, 2021

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Indoor Plant Care 101

Published - January 17, 2021

Who needs a 4-H background check?
4-H: Who Needs a Background Check?

Published - January 4, 2021

40 Hours of Service
"40 Hours of Service" Challenge for Youth

Published - December 22, 2020

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Winter Landscape Care: Q and A

Published - December 20, 2020

Dozens of local youth are trying something new to them this winter break – food science. The “Food Science Fun” educational activities kit was distributed by Caldwell County 4-H December 16-18, 2020.
4-H Builds Confidence in Youth

Published - November 30, 2020

Oriental lady's thumb is an invasive weed in the buckwheat family. (Credit: Keisotyo)
Problems With Pink Weed, Tiny Ants?

Published - November 10, 2020

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Canning Deer Meet and Making Deer Jerky!

Published - November 6, 2020

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More about Japanese Maples

Published - October 23, 2020

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What's Wrong With My Leyland Cypress?

Published - October 20, 2020

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What is a 4-H Project?

Published - October 2, 2020

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What Is This?????

Published - September 14, 2020

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4 Steps to to Food Safety

Published - August 27, 2020

Blossom End Rot
Tomato Talk

Published - July 18, 2020

his tomato plant has the classic look of being affected by herbicide carryover. (Credit Dr. Joe Neal, NC State University, Professor of Weed Science and Extension Specialist)
Herbicide Damage in the Garden

Published - July 11, 2020

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Brown Patch Is Here

Published - July 6, 2020

Spotted Spurge
Lots to Do and See in the Yard

Published - June 15, 2020

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Fire Ant Q&A

Published - June 7, 2020

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Container Gardening 101

Published - May 18, 2020

A female carpenter bee collects pollen from a flower. Carpenter bees are about the same size as a bumble bee. However, carpenter bees have a smooth black abdomen, and bumble bees have a fuzzy yellow, black striped abdomen.
Carpenter Bees Drilling Holes?

Published - April 4, 2020

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Guess the Shadow

Published - April 1, 2020

A simple electric fence helps this beekeeper sleep better knowing his hives are protected from bears. (credit Seth Nagy)
Weeds and Bear Control Answers

Published - March 7, 2020

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Answers on Pests, Pruning, and Planting

Published - February 17, 2020

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RoundUp, Buttercup, and Beekeeping School

Published - February 9, 2020

NC Department of Agriculture - Apiary Inspector Bee Inspector - Lewis Cauble demonstrates to members of the Caldwell Co Beekeepers Association how to monitor for varroa mites using a sugar shake method. Lewis is using a peanut butter jar to collect one cu
Horsehair Worms, Varroa Mites and More...

Published - January 13, 2020

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