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Cover photo for Grass Tetany in Cattle

Grass Tetany in Cattle

With spring weather comes new grass growth and along with it the potential for grass tetany for cattle. Also …

Horse in Mud, Mud, Horses, Winter Mud, Hooves, Union County, North Carolina

Winter Mud and Horse Health

Winter brings lots of rain and snow to North Carolina. While the snow can be beautiful what it leaves …

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Careers in the Livestock Industry

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WE GROW UNION COUNTY

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October - We Grow Union County

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As the leaves have begun to change and the second month of Fall has come and gone, N.C. Cooperative …

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Growing Community

August and September provided several opportunities for celebration and involvement in Union County. N.C. Cooperative Extension in Union County …

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Summer of Celebration

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Wasps at Porch Lights

In recent weeks we’ve been getting a lot of messages regarding large wasps coming to porch lights. In all …

Cows Standing in Pasture

Managing Summer Annual Pastures

Summer annual forages, like sorghum, sudan-grass, and millets are becoming an increasingly common method of providing additional forage during …

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What About Lime?

When you send off a soil sample to test the nutrient levels in your soil, one of the recommendations …

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This manual, updated every year, covers pesticide use and safety information, chemical application equipment, fertilizer …

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