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Soybean growes facing kudzu bug control decisions in May
Posted May 22, 2012

Southeast Farm Press: Since the kudzu bug showed up on soybeans in Georgia, South Carolina and parts of our state in 2010-2011, there has not been a reported infestation on a commercially planted soybean field until the first generation kudzu bug adults have developed.

Cooperative Extension names volunteer of the year for 2011
Posted May 24, 2012

Yadkin Ripple: Donna Love is this year's recipient of the Cooperative Extension Volunteer of the Year.

Cooperative Extension secretary receives award
Posted May 21, 2012

Richmond County Daily Journal: Carol Yvonne Capel, North Carolina Cooperative Extension secretary at the Richmond County center, was recognized recently for 5 years of service to N.C. Cooperative Extension.

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