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Pet Supplies Plus in Boone fined for excessive price-scanner errors
The Pet Supplies Plus store in Boone is one of 61 businesses recently fined for excessive price-scanner errors by the…
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Pet Supplies Plus in Boone fined for excessive price-scanner errors
The Pet Supplies Plus store in Boone is one of 61 businesses recently fined for excessive price-scanner errors by the…
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NCDA&CS lifts poultry show and sale suspension
RALEIGH – State Veterinarian Mike Martin has announced that the suspension of North Carolina poultry shows and public sales is…
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Troxler encourages horse owners to act now to vaccinate against mosquito-borne diseases and rabies
RALEIGH – Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler is encouraging equine owners to have their animals vaccinated against Eastern Equine Encephalomyelitis and…
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Now is a good time to submit soil samples for lawn and garden
RALEIGH – Spring brings our lawns and gardens alive from the winter. Spring is also an excellent time to submit…
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Two High Country stores fined for excessive price-scanner errors
An Advance Auto location in Boone and Ingles in Ashe County are two of 11 businesses recently fined for excessive…
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Poultry shows and public sales suspended until further notice due to High Path Avian Influenza
RALEIGH – State Veterinarian Mike Martin announced today that all North Carolina poultry shows, and public sales will be suspended…
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Tractor Supply in Boone fined for excessive price-scanner errors
The Tractor Supply store in Boone is one of 22 businesses recently fined for excessive price-scanner errors by the N.C.…
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Assistance available to Watauga & Avery farmers who suffered losses due to Tropical Storm Fred
Farmers in Watauga and Avery are among 11 counties in western North Carolina now eligible for help due to losses…
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High Path Avian Influenza now confirmed in wild birds at three sites in North Carolina
RALEIGH – High Path Avian Influenza has now been confirmed in 53 hunter-harvested wild waterfowl at three sites in North…
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