Submit soil samples by Nov. 26 to avoid peak-season fees

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Wednesday, 13/11/2024

The N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services soil testing lab is about to hit its busy season and growers and homeowners are encouraged to submit soil samples by Nov. 26 to avoid peak-season fees and to get results and recommendations sooner.

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Now is a great time to submit soil samples

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Wednesday, 03/04/2024

Experts are using the spring weather to remind people to test their soil if that has not been done in the last two to three years.

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Biotech leader contributes $90,000 to study microbial life in Smokies

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Wednesday, 06/03/2024

Microbial Insights has donated over $90,000 worth of advanced microbial analyses to support Discover Life in America’s research initiatives within the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. 

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