Sep 28, 2018
Hurricane Florence will likely go down as one of the most damaging storms to ever hit North Carolina, so what will the path to recovery look like? CALS Professor Mike Walden weighs in.
Sep 26, 2018
Government regulation and deregulation is an ongoing matter in the political world. How has North Carolina been acting in that field over time?
Sep 25, 2018
Roger von Haefen co-authored a paper recently published in the Journal of Environmental Economics and Management titled “Estimating the Value of Lost Recreation Days from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill.”
Sep 21, 2018
New information is available on the livestock losses after Hurricane Florence and feed requirements for remaining broilers, turkeys and hogs.
The Executive Farm Management Program that started in North Carolina is growing, with some of the Southeast’s leading management experts joining the NC State and East Carolina University team that launched the program last year.
Sep 20, 2018
Brooke Harward, an ABM alum, is one of 5 sisters who run a cattle farm in Richfield, North Carolina.
The race for job growth across North Carolina is always heated, but is there a shake-up in the front-runners this year?
Sep 19, 2018
ARE grad: "Internships were pivotal."
Sep 18, 2018
At a time when many may be wondering whether crops are salvageable and how to work with insurance agents to ensure that the best possible outcome is reached, Piggott breaks down the process of evaluating whether to harvest and how to calculate potential losses.
Rod ReJesus recommends actions for farmers with crop insurances.