Farm-City Week
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Farm-City Week is an entire week that highlights what’s going on in agriculture in Hoke County.
It celebrates all of the effort and hard work that go into the production of our food and other locally grown and raised products, the journey from farm to table (or store), and the teamwork necessary between rural and urban parts of the community in order to make these products available for everyone.
We hope to provide a window into the world of agriculture for all members of our community and show our appreciation to all of the local farms and farmers here in Hoke county.
Throughout the week there are several opportunities to get involved and lots of ways to learn more- we hope you’ll join us!
(Read more about the history of Farm-City week here)
Sunday, November 17 – Fall Farm Day at Ithika Acres Creamery
This event is hosted by Ithika Acres Creamery at their farm located at 4273 Gainey Road, Raeford, NC, United States, North Carolina. There will be opportunities to enjoy learning about agriculture – including goats and blueberries, tours of the farm, hands-on activities for kids, and more. Hoke County Extension Agents and Extension Master Gardener Volunteers will be setting up tables on-site to answer questions and share upcoming program opportunities.
This event is from 2-6 p.m.
No registration required, just show up for this family friendly event and enjoy all of the activities.
November 18 – ‘Working Farm Trust’ Landowner Lunch and Learn
Farmers, landowners, and stakeholders in the greater Hoke community are encouraged to attend the Working Farm Trust Landowner Lunch and Learn. Our guest speakers come from the Working Lands Trust (WLT). They are on a mission to sustain North Carolina’s food and fiber supply through the conservation of working farms and forests throughout the state. There will be a lunch and presentation provided by representatives from WLT to educate the public on their mission, services available, and also answer questions from those in attendance.
This event is from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. at the Robert A. Wright Agricultural Center 645 E Palmer St, Raeford, NC 28376.
Pre-registration is required. Visit Eventbrite to register.
November 19 – Veterans in Agriculture Appreciation Lunch
All veterans and their families who are working in agriculture in the greater Hoke County area are encouraged to attend an appreciation lunch hosted by NC State Extension. We will have a special presentation on the “Soldiers to Ag” program as well as an opportunity to network with extension staff and others in the agricultural field. The main goal of this event is to show appreciation to our local veterans and thank them for their service as well as their contributions to agriculture in our community.
This event is from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. at the Robert A. Wright Agricultural Center 645 E Palmer St, Raeford, NC 28376.
Lunch is complimentary and provided through generous donations from our community.
Pre-registration is required. Visit Eventbrite to register.
November 20 – 4-H Hay Bale Decorating Contest
Our five local 4H Clubs will be competing for bragging rights and prizes by decorating hay bales for everyone to enjoy! Come see their creativity (and pose for pictures) starting Monday, November 18th. The hay bales will be positioned right in front of the Robert A. Wright Agricultural Center 645 E Palmer St, Raeford, NC 28376.
Judging and prizes will be awarded at a ceremony on Wednesday.
Thank you to Farm Credit for sponsoring this event!
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