N.C. Cooperative Extension - Duplin County Center

N.C. Cooperative Extension - Duplin County Center Provide research-based information to improve the lives of residents of Duplin County.

Cooperative Extension in Duplin County is a cooperative agreement between the federal, state and local governments. Cooperative Extension has a staff of seven agents including it’s director, two support staff, and four full time and part time positions funded by grants. The Extension staff works as a team using resources from NC State University and A&T University to address the diverse needs of county citizens.

05/26/2026

We are so excited to have Leanna Turner as our 4-H Summer Intern:

Hello! My name is Leanna Turner, and I am from Atkinson, North Carolina. I am currently a student at North Carolina State University studying Crop and Soil Science with a concentration in Agronomy and a minor in Extension Education. I have a passion for agriculture and enjoy learning about soil fertility, crop management, nutrient management, and ways to help producers improve crop production through research-based practices. I especially enjoy hands-on learning, working outdoors, and connecting research with real-world agriculture. At NC State, I have gained experience through coursework, leadership, and outreach opportunities. I enjoy working with people and hope to pursue a future career in agricultural consulting or Extension, where I can help connect research and education with practical farming solutions. Outside of academics, I enjoy serving as Vice President of the Pack Clogging club at NC State, teaching clogging classes to younger students, and giving back to my home community through the Atkinson Fire Department and Haw Bluff Baptist Church. I also enjoy spending time with family and friends, being involved in my community, and helping others whenever I can. Through these experiences, I have developed strong leadership, communication, and teamwork skills that I look forward to continuing to grow in both agriculture and community outreach.

***Clinic RESCHEDULED to June 27 & 28!*** Still time to get signed up if you're interested, or plan to come watch/audit ...
05/22/2026

***Clinic RESCHEDULED to June 27 & 28!*** Still time to get signed up if you're interested, or plan to come watch/audit the clinic!

05/19/2026

Who will fill your shoes? Not knowing where to start in succession planning is often paralyzing.
This free 'Who Will Fill My Shoes: Succession Planning for Land Owners, Farmers, Forest Owners, and Family Businesses' curriculum with integrated and comprehensive handouts will give participants the confidence they need to learn strategies for moving succession forward.
Please check out and share this great resource!
https://srdc.msstate.edu/succession-planning-curriculum

05/11/2026

πŸ“£πŸ“£πŸ“£Annual Forage & Livestock Webinar Series Schedule (3 - 4 pm EST, July to October, 2026). Free registration.πŸ“£πŸ“£πŸ“£ North Carolina Cattlemen's Association North Carolina Forage and Grasslands Council NC State Extension NCState Beef Extension NC State Online NC State University - Department of Crop & Soil Sciences NC State-Department of Animal Science

July 7: Farm stewardship through succession and transition: Opportunities, tools, and strategies (Noah Ranells, FarmLink, NC State) Registration link πŸ‘‰ https://ncsu.zoom.us/meeting/register/DFGGy47KTrunl_pmh-s93w #/registration

August 19: Soil carbon and nitrogen in forage and grazing lands across North Carolina (Alan Franzluebbers, USDA-ARS) Registration link πŸ‘‰ https://ncsu.zoom.us/meeting/register/Od9iqKLSRm2nI87VxsXS0g #/registration

September 17: Strategies for w**d management in tall fescue pastures (Navdeep Godara, NC State). Registration link πŸ‘‰ https://ncsu.zoom.us/meeting/register/3Xe2zjVvRnaqQarPvHXfow #/registration

October 1: Considerations for establishing an optimal breeding and calving season in North Carolina (Felipe Silva, NC State). Registration link πŸ‘‰ https://ncsu.zoom.us/meeting/register/gJ0eUIP3Tj-TeaV4EB3zhQ #/registration

Virtual fencing workshop in Goldsboro June 4, 2026!
05/11/2026

Virtual fencing workshop in Goldsboro June 4, 2026!

Small Ruminant Artificial Insemination Course August 12-14, 2026 hosted by UMO and NC State! https://smallruminants.ces....
05/11/2026

Small Ruminant Artificial Insemination Course August 12-14, 2026 hosted by UMO and NC State!

https://smallruminants.ces.ncsu.edu/umo-ncsu-goat-artificial-insemination-short-course/

Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/umo-nc-state-goat-artificial-insemination-short-course-tickets-1988258093480?aff=oddtdtcreator

August 12-14, 2026Registration will open May 15, 2026This short course is designed to provide participants with theoretical background and hands-on practice opportunities needed for adoption of…

This clinic is about half full already! Get in while you can!!!
04/25/2026

This clinic is about half full already! Get in while you can!!!

We're grateful for community partnerships like Duplin County Senior Services and Food Bank of Central & Eastern North Ca...
04/16/2026

We're grateful for community partnerships like Duplin County Senior Services and Food Bank of Central & Eastern North Carolina!

Rachel will be back at Senior Services next month talking about cooking with herbs & spices. Check out the program calendar at senior services or our website/newsletter to learn more about these opportunities and upcoming dates.

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165 Agriculture Drive
Kenansville, NC
28349

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