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Let’s Use the Fresh Okra

Whether you want to create simple sides or hearty mains, these okra recipes will take you on a flavorful …

Using Fresh Herbs

Make the most of those fresh garden herbs this summer with some of these delicious recipes. Hope you will …

Summertime Is Ice Cream Time

The heat of summer sends us searching for a yummy frozen treat! If you want a simple and easy …

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Tomato Late Blight

Phytophthora infestans is the oomycete responsible for both Tomato Late Blight and Potato Late Blight and was the cause of the …

The Joys of Fresh Watermelon

Fresh cut watermelon is a “must have” on the menu at most summertime picnics and gatherings. Watermelon is natures perfect …

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Potato Late Blight

Both potatoes and tomatoes can quickly be defoliated by Phytophthora infestans, an oomycete active in wet cool conditions. In North …

Celebrating Independence Day

Share your American pride with red, white and blue recipes for July 4 th ! Patriotic foods add more …

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Wildlife Friendly Landscapes

How to Create a Wildlife-Friendly Landscape: Why landscape for wildlife How to design a landscape for wildlife How to find native plants How …

Born for Corn

Were you “born for corn”? That’s definitely a southern expression, but also reflects a love of the sweet summer …

Fun Facts About Fresh Cucumbers

It’s cucumber season and who knew the “cool” cucumber is good for more than just your salad! Cucumbers contain most …

Make the Most of Peach Season

Bursting with flavor, the juicy, sweet peach signifies the fresh fun of summer!! Great news, peach season is here! …

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How to Identify Bumble Bees

Learn to identify Bumble Bees of the Southeast using this handy guide by the Southeast Bumble Bee Atlas and …

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Cucurbit Downy Mildew

A foliar, fungal like disease of cucumbers, cantaloupe, melons, squash and pumpkins, Pseudoperonospora cubensis generally arrives in North Carolina in May …