dark green larger old leaf and new light green growth

English Ivy -- Spring is the best time to control this tough weed

Published - March 4, 2024 Read

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pinnately compound leaves and seed clusters
Tree of Heaven Control Guidelines

Published - August 4, 2023

in-row, bare soil with vegetation between rows.
New Publication - Weed Control in Christmas Trees

Published - June 23, 2023

Weeds of the Northeast, 2nd edition book cover with feature bullets and plant photos
New Weed Identification Book Now Available

Published - March 30, 2023

oval cotyledons, shallow lobed leaves
Mugwort Seedlings Are Emerging (Yes, Seedlings!)

Published - March 3, 2023

opposite and deeply lobed leaves
Common Ragweed - a Challenging Weed to Control in Fraser Fir Production

Published - August 5, 2022

broad leaves, with indented tips
What Is That Weed? There's an App for That Too!

Published - April 4, 2022

photo of foliage, thick stems rooting at the nodes with subteranean flowers photo credit: J C Neal
Have You Seen Tropical Spiderwort?

Published - November 9, 2021

four photos, seedling and blue flowers
What’s That Pretty Weed? Ageratum

Published - September 23, 2021

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Cotton protected from thrips on left versus not protected on right. Basically there is no cotton on the right
Think About Thrips Management Before Planting

Published - April 14, 2026

From: Cotton
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When should I begin planting cotton? (Collins & Edmisten)

Published - April 13, 2026

From: Cotton
Wendy Gantt of Alliance Health, #PassTheMicYouth Co-Director Maru Gonzalez, Kim Roberts from Town of Cary, and Carlos Moses from Wake County 4-H.
#PassTheMicYouth Honored with NC State’s Opal Mann Green Engagement and Scholarship Award

Published - April 13, 2026

From: Family and Consumer Science Program
An EMG volunteer of Durham County presents on pruning in front of a presentation screen that shows the gardening tool in front of a classroom of volunteers who are focused on learning.
2025 Annual Report Spotlights Volunteers' Commitment to Growth through Continuing Ed

Published - April 13, 2026

From: Extension Master Gardener Volunteers
Blades of turfgrass that show red, yellow, and green colors due to temperature stress.
Spring Colors of Turfgrass

Published - April 13, 2026

From: TurfFiles
Winter weeds in a field
Preplant Herbicide Options Peanut Notes No. 46 2026

Published - April 12, 2026

From: Peanut
Peanut field being planted in spring.
Nematode Suppression with Outreach SC Peanut Notes No. 45 2026

Published - April 11, 2026

From: Peanut
Variety Trial
Pod Rot Management Peanut Notes No. 44 2026

Published - April 11, 2026

From: Peanut
Native vegetation and cereal rye cover crop
Preemergence Herbicides for Reduced Till Peanuts Peanut Notes No. 43 2026

Published - April 11, 2026

From: Peanut
Strip with damage from zink
Zinc Question Peanut Notes No. 42 2026

Published - April 11, 2026

From: Peanut
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