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Aug 31, 2026
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Jul 6, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 31, 2026 · N.C. Cooperative Extension - Iredell County Center

    Strengthening the Extension Master Gardener program through leadership (opens the original)

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    The NC State Extension Master Gardener℠program is proud to celebrate Durham County horticulture agent Ashley Troth, recipient of the 2026 Distinguished Early Career Award from the Extension Master Gardener (EMG) National Committee. The award recognizes Extension professionals with less than 10 years' experience who demonstrate outstanding leadership, measurable program impact, innovation, collaboration, and commitment to the Extension Master Gardener mission. In just eight years with N.C. Coop

  2. Article · Aug 14, 2026 · N.C. Cooperative Extension - Iredell County Center

    Soybean foliar disease pressure and fungicide timing (opens the original)

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    Across North Carolina, soybeans are currently at a range of growth stages, from flowering (R1-R2) to nearing full seed (R5-R6). Often, this is when we begin to see an increase in foliar disease pressure and need to make decisions about if and when to apply a fungicide. However, several factors influence disease risk, including soybean variety, field history, environmental conditions, and planting date. These factors should all be considered when making fungicide application decisions. In North C

  3. Article · Jul 6, 2026 · N.C. Cooperative Extension - Iredell County Center

    Supporting farms and inspiring youth in Surry County (opens the original)

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    As County Extension Director (CED) and commercial and consumer horticulture agent serving the Surry County Cooperative Extension Center, Joanna Radford makes a meaningful difference every day. In her role as director, she provides leadership and administrative oversight to ensure Extension programs address the educational needs of local residents. As the commercial and consumer horticulture agent, she delivers research-based education and technical assistance to commercial producers, homeowners,

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