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FCS Centennial Logo In 1911, history was made and nothing has been the same since. Jane S. McKimmon was hired as the first Home Demonstration Agent in North Carolina. From its beginnings in 1911 with "Tomato Clubs," Family and Consumer Sciences has provided educational programs that improve the lives of North Carolina families. The journey from Tomato Clubs to the wide array of nationally recognized Programs and curriculum currently offered has been exciting, innovative and fun. Become a part of the celebration!
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Economic Perspective Extension Economist, Dr. Mike Walden Economic Perspective, featuring N.C. State University economist Mike Walden and host Mary Walden, focuses on economic issues facing North Carolina and the nation. The 1- to 2-minute segments are issued each week day. Dr. Walden is a professor in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences' Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics and a specialist with the North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service. MORE

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Fracking: Landowners urged to participate in well-testing survey
Posted Feb. 10, 2012

The Sanford Herald: Federal researchers behind a natural gas drilling study are asking North Carolinians to sign up for a free well-testing survey.

Optimum nitrogen means top dollars for wheat
Posted Feb. 7, 2012

Southeast Farm Press: North Carolina State University Small Grains Specialist Randy Weisz says a simple thing like splitting nitrogen application can mean big yields and big bucks for wheat growers.

Online video series helps shoppers make healthy choices
Posted Feb. 7, 2012

Mountain Xpress: The N.C. Division of Public Health in collaboration with N.C. Cooperative Extension has created Aisle by Aisle: Choosing Foods Wisely - a series of 12 free online videos to help North Carolinians navigate their grocery store aisles.

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