Upcoming Events

FARM TO FORK PICNIC:  June 8 Buy your ticket now! Join a remarkable group of Piedmont farmers & cooks for an evening of food, live music, & fun....and discover why Bon Appetit magazine called Farm to Fork the "country's best all-you-can-eat-feast"! Co-hosted by CEFS, Friends of Breeze Farm, Slow Food Triangle and the North Carolina Agricultural [...]

2016-11-26T09:32:10-05:00May 1st, 2014|E-News, Farm to Fork|

CEFS’ Farm to Fork Action Plan Operations Manager, Teisha Wymore, Learns about Agriculture and Sustainable Tourism in Cuba

Teisha hard at work! Teisha Wymore, CEFS' Farm to Fork Action Plan Operation Manager, recently visited Cuba as part of a summer study abroad course in Sustainable Tourism development. Through the program, offered by Eastern Carolina University, Teisha was able to witness firsthand the country's thriving organic production sector and accompanying agri-tourism industry . [...]

2016-11-26T09:32:22-05:00October 1st, 2013|E-News, Farm to Fork|

Farm to Fork Picnic Benefits New, Beginning Farmers

RALEIGH, May 31, 2013: Will Cramer is the successful farm manager behind Ever Laughter Farm just north of Hillsborough. He and his business partner Sam Hummel, along with friends and interns, cultivate nearly 40 different vegetable crops year-round on 4 acres, and sell at four weekly farmers’ markets. But when Cramer was starting out five years [...]

2016-11-26T09:32:40-05:00May 31st, 2013|Farm to Fork, Press Release|

Upcoming Events

February 27: CEFS' Annual Sustainable Agriculture Lecture Featuring Food Justice Advocate Maya Wiley Maya Wiley Please join CEFS and the NC Agricultural Foundation Inc., for CEFS' Annual Sustainable Agriculture Lecture Featuring Maya Wiley, on February 27 at 7 pm at the Durham Armory. Ms. Wiley will present a free lecture entitled "Unmasking Inequities: Building [...]

2016-11-26T09:32:51-05:00February 25th, 2013|E-News, Farm to Fork|

Upcoming Events

Register now for NC Choices' 2nd Annual Carolina Meat Conference, December 3 & 4 in Bermuda Run, NC. Join a diverse group of professionals within the local and niche meat industry for two days of panel discussions, workshops, networking and demonstrations! Topics include cured meats in retail and foodservice, efficiency in small plants, regulatory issues, [...]

2016-11-26T09:33:03-05:00November 9th, 2012|E-News, Farm to Fork, NC Choices|

2012 Farm to Fork Picnic Tickets on Sale

RALEIGH (May 7, 2012) —Tickets are now on sale for the 2012 Farm to Fork Picnic, held annually at the Breeze Farm in Orange County’s Hurdle Mills. The event – sponsored by the Center for Environmental Farming Systems (CEFS), Orange County/Breeze Farm Incubator, Slow Food Triangle, and the N.C. Agricultural Foundation – pairs some of [...]

2016-11-26T09:33:25-05:00May 7th, 2012|Farm to Fork, Press Release|

CEFS Releases State Action Guide: From Farm to Fork: A Guide to Building North Carolina’s Sustainable Local Food Economy

RALEIGH, N.C. (April 21, 2010) — Building the state’s sustainable local food economy will stimulate economic development and job creation, bolster the viability of local farms and fisheries and help address diet-related health problems, reports North Carolina’s Center for Environmental Farming Systems (CEFS), one of the nation’s most respected centers for the study of environmentally [...]

2016-11-26T09:33:48-05:00March 9th, 2010|Farm to Fork, Press Release|

N.C. Moves Forward to Champion Local Food Economy

Inaugural Meeting of the N.C. SLFAC Scheduled for Feb. 2 The North Carolina Sustainable Local Food Advisory Council will meet for the first time Tuesday, Feb. 2 at the State Fairgrounds. The council will meet from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. in the Martin Building. The public is strongly encouraged to attend. The advisory council [...]

2016-11-26T09:33:50-05:00January 27th, 2010|Farm to Fork, Press Release|

CEFS Launches Statewide Initiative: Building a Sustainable Local Food Economy in North Carolina, from Farm to Fork – Spring 2008

We are pleased to announce that over the next year, the Center for Environmental Farming Systems has been funded to reach out across the state and together with our partners ask: What will it take to build a sustainable local food economy in North Carolina? From the mountains to the coast, various organizations are promoting [...]

2016-11-26T09:34:00-05:00October 1st, 2008|Farm to Fork, News|
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