![Bar graph showing the number of samples submitted by counties that made up 2% or more of the samples in 2021. The counties in descending order are Wake, Mecklenburg, Orange, Buncombe, Henderson, Durham, Guilford, New Hanover, Johnston, Randolph, Moore, Sampson, and Pender,](https://edgecombe.ces.ncsu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/samples_by_county-300x217.jpg)
2021 Plant Disease and Insect Clinic Year in Review
Last year (2021) was a busy one for us at the Plant Disease and Insect Clinic (PDIC). It was …
Edgecombe County Center will be closed on Mon 09/02/2024 for the holiday.
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