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March 2018

This Month’s Issue: The Garden Guide

It’s warming up out there, and although we may still get a late-season cold snap, there’s no better time to start making plans for this year’s garden. As always, our annual Carolina Country Gardens guide is here to provide a little inspiration —  packed with gardening tips and ideas. Also, don’t miss the national coverage of our very own co-op microgrid.

— Scott Gates, editor

Carolina Living

Carolina Living

Savory Seafood

Make a splash with nutritious fish dishes

Carolina Living

Affordable Manufactured Homes Up Their Game

Contemporary features and enhanced energy efficiency boost appeal

Your Power

Your Power

Federal Task Force Gives Nod to Co-op Smart Grid Work

White House-commissioned report touts e-connectivity progress

Your Power

Electric Co-ops Raise Funds for NC Jaycee Burn Center

Donations total more than $1.8 million over the years

Your Power

‘Expert Tree Feller’ Causes Randolph EMC Outage

Crews responded to repair damage done by an industrious beaver

Your Power

Wind Power Projected to Outpace Hydro

Hydropower has long held the top spot among renewables

More from this issue

Up Front (Viewpoints)

Leading the Future

Electric co-ops are on the cutting edge of an industry transformation

Carolina Gardens

UFO: Unusual Food Oddity: Patty Pan Squash

Plus Garden To-Do’s for March

Carolina People

The South’s Gardening Guru

Mark Weathington is working to get the best plants to NC homes

On The House

Energy-Savvy Congregations

Create a plan to make energy improvements at your house of worship

Energy Sense

Hiring the Right Contractor

Tips to ensure they do good work and stay on budget

Carolina Music

“Walking the Floor Over You”

by The Malpass Brothers

Between The Lines

Co-op Tech: The Agile, Fractal Grid

The Ocracoke microgrid project is paving the way for future innovation

Carolina Gardens

Garden Hack: Building with Wood Pallets

Creative ideas for putting recycled wood to use

Carolina Gardens

Garden Hack: Growing in Straw Bales

An innovative solution for gardeners with limited space

Family Gardening

Engage your little sprouts for fun, learning

Rethinking Community Gardens

A traditionally urban concept is taking root in rural communities

Gardeners: Give Yourself a Raise

Elevated beds take gardening to the next level

Herbs for Everyone

Add these hearty kitchen necessities to any garden

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