CCA Training, December 10-12
N.C. Cooperative Extension of Johnston County will host the annual CCA training once again. Come and receive the credits you …
Pepper Jelly and Cranapple Butter Canning Workshop
N.C. Cooperative Extension | Lenoir County Center, 1791 NC-11 S, Kinston, NC 28504, USA N.C. Cooperative Extension | Lenoir County Center, 1791 NC-11 S, Kinston, NC 28504, USA Lenoir County Center
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Pepper Jelly and Cranapple Butter Canning Workshop
N.C. Cooperative Extension | Lenoir County Center, 1791 NC-11 S, Kinston, NC 28504, USA N.C. Cooperative Extension | Lenoir County Center, 1791 NC-11 S, Kinston, NC 28504, USA Lenoir County Center
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