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NCCEAPA Professional Improvement District Committees Video

Published - September 22, 2026 Read

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Highlights from the 2026 NCCEAPA North Central District Meetings

Published - September 9, 2026 Read

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Southeast District NCCEAPA Highlights Leadership, Growth, and Community Impact at July Meeting

Published - July 27, 2026

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North Central District's Professional Development Newsletter

Published - June 15, 2026

SED Induction of New 2025 Officers

Southeast District NCCEAPA Gather for Summer Meeting and Officer Induction

Published - August 15, 2025

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How to Spot and Control Squash Bugs in Your Garden

Published - June 24, 2025

Flyer for the Southeast District NCCEAPA Food Drive. Takes place May 1–30, 2025, at local Extension offices across the Southeast District. Includes a link to learn more at go.ncsu.edu/sedncceapa-food-drive.

Lend a Hand, Fill a Plate: Southeast District-Wide Food Drive Kicks Off May 1st!

Published - May 1, 2025

Julie and Roben Ex Board Award

2024 State Conference Photos

Published - April 29, 2025

NC Hosts National Urban Extension Leaders Regional Conference May 6-8

Published - April 11, 2025

From: Durham County Center

NCCEAPA State Conference 2025

The NCCEAPA Conference Webpage is now LIVE!

Published - April 2, 2025

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Small Ruminant Winter Webinar Series

Published - October 27, 2026

From: Goats and Sheep

Mature cornfield with dried, brown stalks and leaves, several exposed ears of yellow corn, and green weeds growing between rows. The field shows considerable leaf senescence and dry vegetation under a clear blue sky.

2026 North Carolina Corn Season Recap: Lessons from a Challenging Year

Published - October 27, 2026

From: Corn

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Blackberry Cold Hardiness: What We’re Learning About Freeze Injury Risk in North Carolina

Published - October 27, 2026

From: Blackberry and Raspberry Information Portal

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WNC Orchard Insect Pest Populations - October 27, 2026

Published - October 27, 2026

From: Southern Appalachian Apples

Save The Date: 2026 WINTER MANAGEMENT SERIES: CATTLE TECHNOLOGIES. December 4, 2026 10am-5pm

2026 Winter Management Series: Cattle Technologies

Published - October 27, 2026

From: Dairy

Line chart tracks North Carolina quarterly stumpage prices by product class and region from 3rdQ-25 through 3rdQ-26, measured in dollars per ton. Four color-coded solid lines representing Western North Carolina and four color-coded dashed lines representi

North Carolina Standing Timber Prices: 3rd Quarter 2026 Overview

Published - October 26, 2026

From: Extension Forestry

4-H sewing and needlecraft entries displayed on white lattice panels at the 2026 N.C. State Fair, featuring handmade quilts, clothing, knitted and crocheted items, and decorated textiles. Several entries have award ribbons attached.

4-H Makes Memories at North Carolina State Fair

Published - October 26, 2026

From: North Carolina 4-H

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Get to Know Your Eight-Legged Neighbors

Published - October 26, 2026

From: Extension Forestry

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Partnering for Community Health: Lenoir County EFNEP Ready to Serve Families

Published - October 26, 2026

From: EFNEP - Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program

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Updates on the transition to the new Plant Disease and Insect Clinic system

Published - October 26, 2026

From: Plant Disease and Insect Clinic

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