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Pressure Canning

Are you ready to do some summer canning? If so, then join the N.C. Cooperative Extension, Cumberland County Center …

want to learn to preserve by using a water bath canner?

Water Bath Canning Workshop

Please join the N.C. Cooperative Extension, Cumberland County Center staff for the Better Living Series workshop “Water Bath Canning” …

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Lovely Lavender

Join the N.C. Cooperative Extension, Cumberland County Center staff on May 14, 2025 for “Lovely Lavender” a Better Living …

pressure canning

Pressure Canning

Are you ready to do some summer canning? If so, then join the N.C. Cooperative Extension, Cumberland County Center …

want to learn to preserve by using a water bath canner?

Water Bath Canning Workshop

Please join the Cumberland County Cooperative Extension staff for the Better Living Series workshop “Water Bath Canning” on April …

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Herter O'Neal Scholarship

Nominations for 2025 are being sought for a $750 scholarship offered by the North Carolina Cooperative Extension Administrative Professionals …

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All About Hummingbirds

Cumberland County Cooperative Extension will host “All About Hummingbirds”, a Better Living Series workshop on March 4, 2025 from …

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2025 Better Living Series Information

N.C. Cooperative Extension, Cumberland County Center’s ever popular series “Better Living Series” returns for 2025 with some outstanding educational …

2025 Winter / Spring Pesticide Classes

Cumberland County announces the following pesticide workshops for recertification opportunities. Contact Susan Johnson at 910-321-6405 to register. “North Carolina Cooperative Extension …

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Kids in the Kitchen

Involving kids in the kitchen can not only be fun, but educational! Exploring different ingredients and preparing meals together …

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Knead to Know: Types of Flour

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Cumberland County Soil & Water Conservation District will host a No-Till Drill Demo & Field Day on December 4, …

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