Extension Workshop: “Success With Growing Cover Crops”
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Cover crops offer numerous benefits for vegetable production in North Carolina, including improved soil health, erosion control, weed suppression, and
nutrient management. They can also enhance water infiltration, reduce soil compaction, and improve overall yields by creating a more favorable environment for vegetable growth.
Craig Mauney
Craig Mauney, Area Specialized Extension Agent, Commercial Fruit and Vegetable Production will be presenting a workshop on cover crops on Tuesday, September 23 from 6 – 8 p.m. at the Cleveland County Extension Center.
The workshop is designed for both large scale producers and small scale market growers, as well as seasoned and beginning farmers. It is perfect for anyone looking to enhance their crop yield and build up their soil health.
The free educational event includes a light sponsored meal, and each participant will receive a book on cover crops and a bag of seed to trial on their farm.
Event Date:
Tuesday, September 23 from 6 – 8 p.m.
Workshop Location:
Cleveland County Cooperative Extension Center
130 S. Post Rd, Suite 1, Shelby, NC 28152
Registration is required:
Register by calling the Cleveland County Extension Center
at (704) 482-4365 or by emailing gbtraywi@ncsu.edu with
the following information:
- Number and names of people attending
- Farm name
- Mailing address & telephone number
Workshop Contacts:
Greg Traywick | Phone: 704-482-4365
Email: greg_traywick@ncsu.edu
Craig Mauney | Phone: 828-989-7900
Email: craig_mauney@ncsu.edu
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to learn and connect with fellow farmers. See you there!