Davie County Center: Agriculture & Food

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Agriculture & Food

Agriculture and agribusiness account for nearly 20 percent of North Carolina's jobs and income, but the industry faces changing technology, world markets, consumer demands and environmental regulations. North Carolina Cooperative Extension's educational programs provide farmers and agribusinesses with the research-based knowledge they need to continue producing a stable, safe and affordable food supply in economically and environmentally sustainable ways.

Aided by NC Cooperative Extension's efforts, agritourism - farm-related entertainment or educational enterprises that often also promote agricultural products to generate more farm income - remains a force in our economy. (Photo by Lenny Rogers)
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Tips for Outdoor Water Conservation
Posted November 5th, 2008 in Agriculture & Food

All North Carolinian's must do their part to conserve water and protect our water supply. Many simple practices can be employed around the home or business to save water and money. Even the tiniest leaks can waste thousands of gallons of water over a short period. Check for and repair leaky garden taps, hose connections, and sprinkler valves, and repair dripping faucets by replacing washers. Never let water run unnecessarily. Don’t use the ... MORE

Basic Pond Management Workshop
Posted March 26th, 2008 in Agriculture & Food

If you have a farm pond and have questions about the best ways to manage it, please attend the Basic Pond Management Workshop, Tuesday, April 8, 2008. The workshop will be held at the Davie County Extension Center, beginning at 7:00 PM. During this workshop we will address issues such as: the “Green Gunk” floating on your pond. Do you need to fertilize your pond? Varieties and numbers of fish to keep your pond ... MORE

Featured Links

• Center for Environmental Farming Systems
• Department of Entomology at the Vernon James Research and Extension Center
• Extension Online News: Agriculture and Food
• Growing Small Farms: Sustainable Agriculture in North Carolina
• NC Agricultural Chemicals Manual
• NC Climate Data
• NC Drought Management Advisory Council
• NC Pest News
• NCDA&CS Soil Testing Information
• OrganicAgInfo
• Pesticide Broadcast
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• USDA Agricultural Marketing Service
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