Hosted by The Cooperative Extension Program at North Carolina A&T State University, Small Farms Field Day is an annual free event that showcases ongoing agricultural research and demonstration projects.  The projects focus on sustainable agricultural practices that help small- and limited-resource farmers make more profits.

Demonstrations:

• Equipment and Small Machines for Small Farms
• Ginger: How to Grow, Add Value & Make it Profitable
• Industrial Hemp: Varieties and Fertility
• Raising Resilient Goats
• Beef Cattle: Productivity and Income

Presentations:

• Making Money to Grow Organic Vegetables
• Heir-Property: Issues for Small Farmers and Woodland Owners
• Food Safety Modernization Act: What You Need to Know
• Fit Farmers, Fit Families, Fit Fields
• Cookies Made with Grape Seeds and Skins
• Onion Peel: Reducing Obesity and Inflammation
• Low-Fat Fried Foods and Human Health
• Injuries in Agriculture: A Comparison to Other Industries
• Reducing Ammonia from Poultry Litter in Broiler Chicken Houses
• Producing High-Value Bio-Fertilizers

Lunch provided!  Must register to attend: www.ncat.edu/caes/sffd

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Questions? Contact Tiffany Slade at sladet@ncat.edu or 336-285-4653