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Restoration of Linville River continues; seedling planting and trout stocking to be in next phase
CROSSNORE – The N.C. Forest Service and partnering agencies have restored 2,450 feet of the Linville River channel as it…
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Ahead of expected busy fall wildfire season, fire officials urge caution and offer tips for prevention
RALEIGH – As we enter the start of the fall wildfire season, the N.C. Forest Service and the USDA Forest…
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State sees first EEE case of the year, Equine owners encouraged to vaccinate animals
RALEIGH – A four-year-old, unvaccinated mare in Cumberland County was euthanized after contracting the first case of Eastern Equine Encephalomyelitis…
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Linville River restoration project community meeting to be held August 8
CROSSNORE – The N.C. Forest Service will host a community meeting Thursday, Aug. 8 at 7 p.m. at the Crossnore…
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State vet encourages livestock owners to vaccinate before peak rabies season
RALEIGH – Summer is peak rabies season and State Veterinarian Doug Meckes is encouraging North Carolina livestock owners to consider…
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NCDA&CS Standards Division offers tips on avoiding credit card skimmers
RALEIGH — As the weather turns warmer and many North Carolinians make travel plans for the Summer months, the North…
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Troxler encourages horse owners to vaccinate against mosquito-borne diseases and rabies
RALEIGH – Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler is encouraging horse owners to have their animals vaccinated against Eastern Equine Encephalomyelitis and…
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High Point Halal Meats voluntarily recalls product produced without the benefit of inspection
RALEIGH – High Point Halal Meats in High Point is voluntarily recalling all production lots of chicken, lamb and beef…
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NCDA&CS: Total agricultural losses estimated at over $1.1 billion
RALEIGH – Initial estimates for crop damage and livestock losses to North Carolina’s agriculture industry are expected to be over…
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NCDA&CS: Flooded crops cannot be used for human food
RALEIGH – Farmers whose crops were flooded by Hurricane Florence face not only the prospect of lower yields and loss…
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