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An upright culm of rivercane with many flowers on it.
Resources for Rivercane on Your Property

January 22, 2026

USDA announces January 15 national batching deadline for major NRCS conservation programs
NRCS Conservation Program Updates for NC Farmers

January 4, 2026

Pond management monthly schedule table showing activities with shaded months for each task
North Carolina Farm Pond Management Calendar

December 12, 2025

Child holding a heifer in a barn; text "4-H Dairy Heifer Program 2026 CALENDAR"
4-H Dairy Heifer Program Calendar Fundraiser

November 13, 2025

Trees lean over a stream bed lined with leaves.
Winter Tree Identification Workshop

November 12, 2025

Worker in yellow rain suit stands in flooded muddy field holding a shovel
WNC Farm Resilience Cohort

October 23, 2025

A hunting stand alongside trees and a field.
Virginia-North Carolina Woods & Wildlife Conference

August 25, 2025

The 2025 FOOD TRUCK BOOT CAMP poster with a red food truck and sponsor logos
Food Truck Boot Camp Returns to Cherokee This November

July 10, 2025

A mobile mill processing a log.
Wood Utilization and Fire Protection Workshop

July 9, 2025

Native river cane on the edge of a mowed field
How Can I Identify Native Rivercane?

May 15, 2025

View from inside a patch of bamboo native to North Carolina with 10 foot tall green stems.
How Rivercane Benefits the Environment

March 17, 2025

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Using a Chainsaw

October 1, 2024

North Carolina Agromedicine Institute Logo
North Carolina Farm Help Line

September 30, 2024

Forestry Landowner Summit

July 16, 2024

Red apples being washed on a conveyor belt under spraying water
Managing Water Used at Harvest and Post Harvest in Produce Farms Workshops

May 10, 2024

A wooded mountainside.
Avery & Mitchell Counties Forestry Field Tour

April 4, 2024

Land that has been deforested.
Rowan County Forestry Field Day

February 12, 2024

Cows Grazing amongst trees.
Silvopature Webinar Series Begins Jan. 30

January 8, 2024

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Winter Drawdown as a Management Tool for Ponds

September 29, 2023

Information about Robotics Camp (included in the text below)
Robotics Camp Happening on July 15!

July 8, 2021

Moles and Voles, Oh My! — Written By Rob Hawk and updated by Melissa Vaughn and Chumper Walker Woodland or Pine Vole rodent Voles eat roots from garden vegetables, bulbs, and bark. You most likely deal with pine and meadow voles. Meadow voles spen
June 2021 EBCI Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources Newsletter

June 17, 2021

Tribal Self-governance and the Environment Are Tribes true “sovereigns” in the world of environmental protection? Can the EBCI choose to protect natural resources and regulate development however we wish? Well, the answer is yes and no with plenty of grey
May 2021 EBCI Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources Newsletter

May 6, 2021

Spring is nearly in the air! What a year it has been, no doubt one that will be forever etched into our memories. We all have been asked to sacrifice much over the last year in order to protect ourselves, our family, fellow community members, and society
April 2021 EBCI Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources Newsletter

April 19, 2021

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March Newsletter

March 5, 2021

Butterfly on Mexican sunflower
The Importance of Having Your Own Garden

December 22, 2020

Patch of healthy bamboo and alert, white-tailed deer standing in field
What is Rivercane and Why is it Important?

December 11, 2020

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