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Author of two gardening books, Craig LeHoullier of Raleigh is known far and wide as the NC Tomato Man. A speaker for various shows and events, he offers tips on cultivating tomatoes in North Carolina.
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The North Carolina Oyster Trail was created in May 2020. The trail includes restaurants, oyster farms, seafood markets and more. Tom Cannon of Onslow County and owner of Soundside Oyster Farms will offer boat tours in conjunction with the trail once COVID becomes less of a concern.
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John makes his fishing rods from Tonkin Cane, a bamboo grown only in southeast China. customers spend anywhere from $2,400 to $6,700 for one of his creations.
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"For the past three years, the North Carolina Wildlife Federation has sponsored a wildlife photography contest to capture the natural beauty of the state through the eyes (and lenses) of amateur photographers. Two past winners, Christopher Austin and Nancy Cozart shared their photos with 'Carolina Country' as well as tips for aspiring nature photographers."
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43266
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Planted around the middle of May, Peanuts take 150 days to reach maturity.. Jack Powell and sons Jon and Jeff operate Bertie County Peanuts. Blister-fried peanuts became the company's first product.
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44370
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For those interested in resources, the North Carolina Gourd Society was founded in Cary in 1937. It is the first such society in the country and is the principal chapter in the American Gourd Society. Events held by the society include the annual North Carolina Gourd Arts and Crafts Festival and the Gourd Gathering.
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44427
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Begun in 1948, week-long activities associated with the festival attract some 300,000 people.
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44428
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"Mary Helen Goodloe-Murphy is an Outer Banks Legend." Moving to the Outer Banks in 1986, she became a report for the local newspaper, "The Coastland Times" in 1990 and has covered area happenings ever since. She has also been involved with Radio Hatteras, a vital source of information to local residents, especially during tropical storms, since its inception eleven years ago.
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