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Cover photo for Gluten-Free Baking Workshop

Gluten-Free Baking Workshop

N.C. Cooperative Extension, Polk County Center presents a gluten-free baking workshop. Participants will get the chance to work collaboratively …

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How to Make a Poinsettia Rebloom

It’s the Christmas season once again, and we are all excited about seeing family and friends, eating holiday meals …

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Med Instead of Meds

The Med Instead of Meds class 6 part series will help you go Med by exploring 7 simple steps …

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2024 Pesticide Recertification Class

The N.C. Cooperative Extension, Polk County Center is offering a pesticide recertification class on September 27th from 9 a.m. …

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Brilliant Bowls

Come join us for this interactive demonstration class where you can learn how to build your own healthy and …

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Pasture Weed: Carolina Horse Nettle

Horse nettle (Solanum carolinese) is a warm-season perennial and can grow just about anywhere, but it prefers sandy or …

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Spring Grazing and Laminitis Risk

Spring grazing is often associated with laminitis concerns for many area horse owners. Cool season grasses (such as fescue) …

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Calculating Winter Hay Needs

To estimate how much hay to buy for the winter, you can run a few simple calculations. We will assume …

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Caring for Kitchen Knives

Even though knives are among the most used tools in the kitchen, their care and maintenance often get overlooked. …

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Winter Feeding Practices for Horses

During cold weather, horses require additional energy intake to maintain internal body temperatures and keep warm. The exact energy …

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Winter Mud Management Checklist

Create a sacrifice paddock or a dry lot with improved surface for drainage to keep your pastures from becoming …