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* Internet Search Results    *** Search Filter: "Olive-Trees"    Hot Crops: What Are Farmers Asking About? | NC State Extension However, there are several individuals across the state who have a few olive trees that seem to do very well. They are located in the piedmont. So, it’s not that olives won’t grow at all in North Carolina, they probably just won’t do well enough to get the yields and quality to be competitive with the big production areas. NC Medicinal Herb Growers Groups | NC State Extension There are now TWO NC Extension led Medicinal Herb Grower Groups with a third being formed. These groups are focused on commercial herb production (i.e., growing for sale) and are led by extension agents. Read below about the WNC Medicinal Herb Growers and the Piedmont Herb Growers. Western NC Medicinal Herb Growers Group The Western North Carolina ... Grow Your Own Heirloom Apple Trees | NC State Extension There is a detailed organic spray program and instructions on how you can collect scion wood from an apple tree that you want so they can propagate it for you. One year old trees are very reasonably priced at $20 each, with discounts for large orders. There’s lots of great information on their website, so plan to spend a little time there. Free Forest Farming Tour in Henderson Co. NC - Feb 25, 2025 Bob and Stuart Richens will lead a 1-mile walk through their diversified operation, where they raise goats, hogs, chickens, mushrooms, Fraser fir and Norway spruce Christmas trees, boutique timber, and two rare breeds of farm dogs. Learn from their adaptive approach at this unique and beautiful mountaintop farm. Registration is free but required. Truffles, Forest Farming, Chinese Herbs, and More! 2/18/2025 – The NC Alternative Crops and Organics Program Team is very busy right now harvesting truffles, building new shade structures, planting woodland botanicals, prepping for the upcoming growing season, holding public events, and leading efforts to make more seeds and planting stock available to forest farmers. Winter Vegetable Conference in Asheville, NC - Feb 19, 2025 The NC Alternative Crops and Organics Program, led by Jeanine Davis in the Department of Horticultural Science, helps farmers improve the sustainability and profitability of their farms through exploration of new crop opportunities, testing of improved varieties and production practices for conventional and organic vegetable growers, and development of environmentally friendly production systems. Piedmont Peach Production-2004 Report | NC State Extension ↵This is a 2004 report from a NC Specialty Crops Program Project. It is posted for historical reference purposes. PROJECT LEADER(S): David Goforth LOCATION: Tommy Barbee Farm IMPACT Three peach growers observed new peach cultivars for production in Piedmont area of North Carolina. Potentially several new growers could start growing peaches in this area once they evaluate these newer ... Learn How to Grow Truffles, and Eat Them, Too On the truffle hunt with a truffle dog. 11/16/2023 – This particular event is over, but the Asheville Truffle Experience still takes place most years. So read the article and click on the link below to see if there will be another one coming up! (Original article from February 20, 2018) The Asheville Truffle Experience is this ... Growing Bamboo as a Commercial Crop | NC State Extension The NC Alternative Crops and Organics Program, led by Jeanine Davis in the Department of Horticultural Science, helps farmers improve the sustainability and profitability of their farms through exploration of new crop opportunities, testing of improved varieties and production practices for conventional and organic vegetable growers, and development of environmentally friendly production systems. NCDA&CS Plant Industry Division P A disease that kills white pine trees (Pinus strobus). This disease is the most destructive disease of white pines in North America. WPBR rust must have Ribes spp. (currants and gooseberries) nearby to spread. The fungus cannot be transmitted from pine to pine. To safeguard Ribes genus are prohibited in the state. b) c) d) a) e)     * Live EBAY Auctions   * Latest STROMBOLI Italy News        *** News Filter: "Olive-Trees"     We Found the Best Faux Olive Trees for Any Space  Good Housekeeping 10 things to know about palo verde trees 🌼🌼  This Is Tucson Olives in Arkansas!  Arkansas Online Tree of the week: 'Our olive tree is very expressive. It tells you when it’s thirsty'  The Guardian Autumn Olive: Your Invasive, Seedy Neighbor  The Nature Conservancy 7 Secrets for Keeping an Indoor Olive Tree Alive  House Beautiful Farmers in New Zealand Optimistic Ahead of Harvest  Olive Oil Times School assembly fun at Olive Grove Elementary!  CBS News The way we've been thinking about olive oil is all wrong.  University of California The secret lives of plants  NASA Climate Change