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NC Cooperative Extension Chatham County CenterGrowing Chatham is Chatham County's Extension Center's monthly newsletter. The podcast is an audio condensed version of the monthly newsletter.
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Topics covered in the April 2022 Growing Chatham Podcast:Upcoming Easter Egg HuntHow to Become an Extension Master Gardener (tm)A new book that has been published, "Black Flora", featuring a Chatham County coupleForestry tax tipsBroadband NC SurveyChatham County Youth Livestock TeamEaster Food SafetyGrowing TomatoesFive Tips to Save Money at the Gas PumpThe History of Your Property
Click on the link to open the Growing Chatham July 2021 Newsletterhttp://go.ncsu.edu/growingchatham721NC State University and N.C. A&T State University commit themselves to positive action to secure equal opportunity and prohibit discrimination and harassment regardless of age, color, disability, family and marital status, genetic information, national origin, political beliefs, race, religion, sexual identity (including pregnancy), and veteran status. NC State, N.C. A&T, U.S. Departm...
Visit the Growing Chatham newsletter to access links that are mentioned in the podcast. https://go.ncsu.edu/growingchatham521In this month's edition:Visit NC Farms App4-HEmbryology and Butterfly Project Return to Chatham County Classrooms4-H Virtual Camp & Kit Registration Coming Soon for Summer 2021Many Thanks to Our 4-H Volunteers Agriculture-Commercial Ornamental and Consumer Horticulture Homeowner’s Guide to Managing Diseases Using Fungicides, Bactericides, and A...
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Katie Taggett, from Chatham County Emergency Management, joins us to discuss strategies for preparing for the next major storm. She also highlights several resources that can assist in readiness for future storms or natural disasters.A video from our conversation is available to view as well.
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Andrew Waters provides details about the Farmland Preservation Program in Chatham County, NC.There is also a video format available if you prefer watching instead of listening.
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Exploring the Latest Happenings at the Pittsboro Farmers' MarketThis month, we're excited to catch up with Mary Blais, the Pittsboro Farmers' Market manager. Join us as we delve into what's in season, upcoming events, and tips on securing the best parking spot when visiting the market.
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