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Guidlines for Top Grower Entries Peanut Notes No. 256 2020

Information for entries in the county production contest, 5000 Pound Club and Group of Sixty can be found below and by contacting your local NC State Extension agent or David Jordan.Guidelines for…

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Peanut Homegrown Extension Series Peanut Notes No. 255 2020

A video describing peanuts in North Carolina can be seen at the following link in the NC State Extension Homegrown series.

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Peanut Grower Meeting Information for 2021 Peanut Notes No. 254 2020

County Peanut Production Meetings 2021Topics: Agronomy, Weeds, Insects and Arthropods, and DiseasesDavid Jordan and Rick Brandenburg, NC State ExtensionPolicy Update and Recognition of Top GrowersBob…

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V-C Crop Report November 19 Peanut Notes No. 252

The latest crop report for the region can be found at the following link.V-C Crop Report November 18

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Peanut Response to Digging Date Peanut Notes No. 251 2020

Summary of peanut response to digging date can be found at the following link.Peanut Response to Digging Date

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Peanut Response to Planting Date Peanut Notes No. 250 2020

Summary of peanut response to planting date at Lewiston-Woodville in 2020 is provided at this link:Peanut Response to Planting Date

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Key for Peanut Production Exam Peanut Notes No. 249 2020

The key for the exam associated with the Peanut Production Class at NC State University can be found below:

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V-C Crop Report November 4 Peanut Notes No. 248 2020

The most recent crop report can be found at the following link:V-C Crop Report November 4V-C Crop Report November 4 Weather Data

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Temperatures and Heat Units in Context Peanut Notes No. 247 2020

The following information helps explain why the 2020 peanut crop has struggled to reach optimum maturity this fall and likely will explain lower yields from peanuts planted in June in 2020 compared…

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Dan Anco Comments Clemson Peanut Notes No. 246

NASS estimates this week have us at 70% dug with half of total SC peanut acres having already been combined. Digging additional remaining acres through the end of the week in the central to the north…