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FENCE Receives Support from the Kirby Endowment Fund at the Polk County Community Foundation
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FENCE Wine & Art Festival
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The FENCE Wine and Art Festival will feature artists, restaurants, caters and wineries from North Carolina and South Carolina along with live local music throughout the day!
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FENCE Wine and Paint Night
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Join us for a night of fun, painting, and wine. See the attached flyer for more information.
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FENCE Yard Sale-Postponed until April 4
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Rent a stall to sell your unwanted items or come out and shop at the yard sale for that special treasure!
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Foothills Astronmical Society
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Come surf the sky with friendly and very informative astronomers. This program is free! This month you can learn more about Aries the Ram and MM31 the Andromeda galaxy.
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Forage Analysis & Nutrition seminar-Postponed
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Polk County Area Livestock Extension Agent, Noah Henson, will present “All About Hay.” Noah will discuss the various types of hay and their nutrition, sugar levels, forage analysis and sampling - including core analysis and determining moisture levels, and the impact of best cutting practices. Noah graduated from N.C. State with a degree in Agriculture Science and is working towards his Master’s Degree in Reproductive Physiology. Noah lives on a working farm in Haywood County where he runs cattle, sheep, goats, and makes hay.
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FRC Educational Seminar
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FRC Educational Seminar
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Free Animal Tracks and Traces Family Hike
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Join us for a fun family hike at FENCE! The hike will begin at the pavilion next to the nature center. Led by Americorps member, Amy Schmitte, the hike will last about 2 hours. Learn about all different types of animal tracks and traces, why they are important, and hopefully observe some animal tracks and traces on the property.
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FREE Armchair Traveler with Haley Smith
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Haley will speak about her semester abroad in the East African countries of Kenya and Tanzania. She spent three months in the Wildlife Management Studies program with the School for Field Studies learning about everything from native language and culture to human-wildlife conflict and ways to mitigate it.
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