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* Internet Search Results    *** Search Filter: "Olive-Trees"    Hot Crops: What Are Farmers Asking About? | NC State Extension However, there are several individuals across the state who have a few olive trees that seem to do very well. They are located in the piedmont. So, it’s not that olives won’t grow at all in North Carolina, they probably just won’t do well enough to get the yields and quality to be competitive with the big production areas. NC Medicinal Herb Growers Groups | NC State Extension There are now THREE NC Extension led Medicinal Herb Grower Groups. These groups are focused on commercial herb production (i.e., growing for sale) and are led by extension agents. Read below about the WNC Medicinal Herb Growers, the Piedmont Herb Growers, and the Sandhills Cutflower and Herb Growers. Western NC Medicinal Herb Growers Group The Western North ... Can I Grow Gooseberries or Currants in NC? | NC State Extension Gooseberries. Photo from GLady at Pixabay. 9/16/2020 – (Reviewed 8/28/2024) The short answer is “no.” You cannot legally grow currants or gooseberries in North Carolina. The reason is that these plants serve as alternate hosts for White Pine Blister Rust. This imported disease destroyed white pine forests across the northeastern United States in the early 1900s. ... Forest Farming in North America | NC State Extension Forest farming does not generally refer to the trees that may be grown for pulp or timber, only to the crops grown amongst the trees. What are some of the crops that can be grown? Almost any plant or fungus that needs shade can be grown in a forest farming system. The most common crops are medicinal herbs and mushrooms. Free Forest Farming Tour in Henderson Co. NC - Feb 25, 2025 Bob and Stuart Richens will lead a 1-mile walk through their diversified operation, where they raise goats, hogs, chickens, mushrooms, Fraser fir and Norway spruce Christmas trees, boutique timber, and two rare breeds of farm dogs. Learn from their adaptive approach at this unique and beautiful mountaintop farm. Registration is free but required. Field Day! Mtn. Hort. Crops Res Stn-Mills River, NC - Aug 14, 2025 Description: Join us for a the morning, the afternoon, or the whole day as we show off the NC State University research being conducted on vegetables, fruit trees, hops, medicinal herbs, ornamentals, and more. There will be displays on a wide-variety of topics and extension agents available to answer questions. This event is for growers who need to know the results of the latest research and ... Cultivating Native Woodland Botanicals | NC State Extension Deeply rooted deciduous trees such as walnut, oak, poplar, and basswood are best. Solid stands of conifers or other shallow rooted trees compete too much for water and nutrients. Remove undergrowth, such as rhododendrons, and weeds, which will also compete and reduce air circulation. There are also many ways to provide artificial shade. PEST ALERT - newcropsorganics.ces.ncsu.edu On white pine trees, symptoms are severe and include branch canker, branch die-back, top-kill, or whole tree mortality. Infected white pine trees are also weakened and subject to attack by other pests such as bark beetles and brown rot. Breeding Hop Varieties for North Carolina | NC State Extension Link to Breeding Work in 2016 and 2017 Link to the 2019 Hops Breeding Update Link to the Hops Breeding Update for 2024 Production Guide for Hops Selection NC1601 Funding for all the studies described below was provided by grants awarded through the North Carolina Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services Specialty Crops Block Grant Program and New and ... Acetic Acid (Vinegar) as an Herbicide | NC State Extension 5/12/2023 – We still get many hits on this post, so be sure to check the updates at the end. 8/13/2013 – I was having a discussion with a colleague about organic agriculture the other day and the subject of weed control came up. Here is western North Carolina weed control is one of the major ...     * Live EBAY Auctions   * Latest ALICUDI Italy News        *** News Filter: "Olive-Trees"     My Tree in Israel: Affordable and fun agricultural support  The Jerusalem Post Tree imported that could be older than the United States  Bailiwick Express From 1,000-year-old tree to natural hot spring: 5 S’pore spots to wow kids and spark learning  The Straits Times A Teeny Working TV — And More Unexpected Gifts for Boyfriends  The New York Times Head inland for fun and adventure in Malaga province  Sur in English Olives in Arkansas!  The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Autumn Olive: Your Invasive, Seedy Neighbor  The Nature Conservancy Mini Olive Trees Are Back At Trader Joe’s  Apartment Therapy Tree of the week: 'Our olive tree is very expressive. It tells you when it’s thirsty'  The Guardian Oregon’s fledgling olive industry celebrates ‘Olio Nuovo Festival’ throughout November  Oregon Public Broadcasting - OPB