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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 ... WNC 2025 Winter Vegetable Conference Registration Is Open NC organic tomatoes growing in a high tunnel. Photo credit: NC Alternative Crops & Organics Program. 12/16/2024 – Mark your calendars for the annual Winter Vegetable Conference and NC Tomato Growers Meeting. It will be held at the Crowne Plaza Resort in Asheville on February 19-2025. Last year we started a new track to focus on ... Grape Tomato Variety Evaluation-2002 Report | NC State Extension This is a 2002 report from a NC Specialty Crops Program Project. It is posted for historical reference purposes. Reviewed by Jeanine Davis, NC Alternative Crops & Organics Program, Department of Horticultural Science, NC State University on 10/9/2022. PROJECT LEADER(S): Doug Sanders, Randy Gardner TYPE OF PROJECT: Research LOCATION: Cunningham Research Station, Kinston, NC IMPACT This study ... Sanguinaria canadensis L.) - North Carolina State University shaded by tall, preferably hardwood trees, where other compatible woodland plants grow such as Jack-in-the-pulpit, mayapple, trillium, wild ginger, or a native stand of bloodroot. Planting Bloodroot propagation is typically done through seed or root division. Unfortunately, at the present time, bloodroot seeds are not readily available in Black Périgord Truffles in NC | NC State Extension Learn more about our latest truffle research project. Truffle hunting dog and her handler. Truffles (Tuber melanosporum) are a highly prized, edible fungus that grows in association with the roots of several species of trees. They are not native to the United States and we are still learning about their life cycle and how to grow them. ... Growing Green Gold Workshop-John C. Campbell Folk School - Mar 14, 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. We Produced Our First Black Périgord Truffles! Lois Martin and her dog, Monza, and NC State University research assistant, Leonora Stefanile on the hunt for truffles. Original post: 11/22/2017. Updated on 1/10/2023: I am THRILLED to report that on November 20, 2017 we found our first Black Périgord truffles in our research orchards. This has been a very long time in coming so ... 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. Chinese Medicinal Herb Project Highlighted in Local News 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.     * Live EBAY Auctions   * Latest ALICUDI Italy News        *** News Filter: "Olive-Trees"     Autumn Olive: Your Invasive, Seedy Neighbor  The Nature Conservancy The 33 best restaurants for outdoor dining in L.A.  Time Out We Found the Best Faux Olive Trees for Any Space  Good Housekeeping 10 things to know about palo verde trees 🌼🌼  Arizona Daily Star 45 Best Indoor Plants to Brighten Your Space All Winter Long  House Beautiful 25 Informative And Fun Facts About Forests For Kids  MomJunction Olives in Arkansas!  Arkansas Online Tree of the week: 'Our olive tree is very expressive. It tells you when it’s thirsty'  The Guardian Farmers in New Zealand Optimistic Ahead of Harvest  Olive Oil Times The secret lives of plants  NASA Climate Change