Agriculture Department

Agricultural Service

Williamston, NC

Horticultural Crops Research offers North Carolina soil sample testing with agronomic recommendations specific to the crops being grown.

  • North Carolina growers needing soil testing
  • Farmers seeking crop-specific agronomic recommendations
  • Agricultural businesses needing farming, forestry, or environmental program information

Faster turnaround times for soil samples submitted before peak season

Alliance One International

Agricultural Service

Robersonville, NC

Alliance One processes and supplies six tobacco types globally, using direct grower contracts and proprietary systems that trace tobacco to source.

  • Businesses sourcing Flue-Cured, Burley, Oriental, Sun-Cured, Dark Air-Cured, or Dark Fire-Cured tobacco
  • Customers requiring tobacco traceability to source
  • Tobacco growers needing agronomy guidance and technical support

Agricultural Service in nearby counties

FAQ

When should I submit a soil sample in North Carolina?

Soil samples submitted by November 30 can avoid peak-season testing fees. Submitting before peak season may also provide faster turnaround.

Can agricultural soil testing include crop-specific recommendations?

Yes. The Agriculture Department provides agronomic recommendations specific to the crop being grown.

Where can North Carolina farmers get help with agricultural disaster assistance?

The Agriculture Department assists with applications covering infrastructure, market, future economic, and timber losses in eligible counties affected by Hurricane Helene.

Which agricultural service handles tobacco processing and export documentation?

Alliance One International supplies and processes six tobacco types and provides export documentation and logistics support for international shipments.