Are you a small farmer needing financial help with a farm project? You might be eligible for a grant funded by Dinner in the Meadow. The post Enjoy a Farm-to-Table Feast Benefiting Small Farms at the Annual Dinner in the Meadow appeared first on North Carolina Field and Family ..read more

Alamance County agritourism offerings set the stage for memorable family adventures. The post Agritourism Opportunities Abound in Alamance County, North Carolina appeared first on North Carolina Field and Family ..read more

Though some might see them as stinging pests, North Carolina honeybees are a valuable and vital asset to agriculture. The post Honeybees Are Essential to the Sweet Success of North Carolina Farms appeared first on North Carolina Field and Family ..read more

From woodsy rosemary and earthy oregano to fragrant dill and lavender, seasonal herbs add bright flavor to these spring recipes. The post Garden-Fresh Herbs Elevate Springtime Recipes appeared first on North Carolina Field and Family ..read more

Meet three North Carolina farmers whose roles off the farm are all about making every moment matter. The post Farming Heroes Cultivate Hope in Rural Communities appeared first on North Carolina Field and Family ..read more

Sankofa Farms in Efland has made a name for itself as a place that not only grows healthy food but also teaches the next generation how to grow it. The post Kamal Bell of Sankofa Farms Is Inspiring a New Generation of Black Farmers appeared first on North Carolina Field and Family ..read more

With two rivers running through its center, Eden is a small town that’s big on outdoor adventure with trails, blueways, parks and festivals. The post 10 Reasons to Venture to Eden, North Carolina appeared first on North Carolina Field and Family ..read more

Sheri Castle’s Strawberry Pretzel Icebox Salad recipe is a sweet, salty addition to any springtime menu. The post Welcome Spring With Sheri Castle’s Strawberry Pretzel Icebox Salad Recipe appeared first on North Carolina Field and Family ..read more

We’re wrapping up a wet winter, and I am excited to see North Carolina turn a beautiful bright green with the start of another springtime. A lucky few of us will get to watch our state “spring” back to life from the farm, and I hope you find some time and a place to enjoy […] The post From Awards to Advocacy, Farmers Are Champions for Agriculture appeared first on North Carolina Field and Family ..read more

We asked North Carolina egg farmer Trey Braswell of Braswell Family Farms about how eggs are graded. The post Ask a Farmer: How are eggs graded, and what do the grades mean? appeared first on North Carolina Field and Family ..read more