Hillary Clinton isn’t the only one cracking the glass ceiling. An annual conference called Women Working in the Meat Business has been empowering female attendees since 2013.
Dr. Alan Franzluebbers didn’t go looking for silvopasture; the practice was waiting for him. The research ecologist relocated four years ago to a position with North Carolina State University’s Department of Soil Science. Having researched pasture systems for more than a decade in Georgia, Franzluebbers inherited a silvopasture study already underway at the Center for Environmental Farming Systems in Goldsboro.
Three service members from FoodCorps NC gave brief "FoodTalks" at the 2016 Farm to Fork; listen to their stories about their experiences with kids, gardens, and cooking food.
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 [...]
An archive of past Inside CEFS newsletters, from 2004 through 2007.
CEFS now has a wide variety of items available for purchase through Cafe Press. For more information or to view our new T-shirts, baby onesies, hats, coffee mugs, tote bags, journals and more, visit http://www.cafepress.com/cefs.
For about a year now, CEFS has been partnering with the National Center for Appropriate Technology (NCAT) on energy studies, demonstrations, and efficiency improvements at Cherry Research Farm, as part of a project called "Managing Farm Energy Risks." NCAT is pleased to announce the availability of six new energy-related publications written for agricultural producers: Small-Scale [...]
Debbie Roos, Chatham County agricultural agent, received the Agent of the Year Award for North Carolina Sustainable Agriculture Research & Education Programs from Carolina Farm Stewardship Association. Roos is recognized nationally for her work promoting small farms and healthy farm ecosystems and for her award-winning Web site, Growing Small Farms. Carolina Farm Stewardship Association serves [...]
On October 22, Paul Mueller will receive the distinguished NCSU College of Agriculture and Life Sciences - College of Natural Resources Award for Service to Environment and Society during the Borlaug Lecture. This award is given to a tenure-track faculty member from any of NC State's colleges, jointly by the deans of CALS and CNR. [...]
CEFS is pleased to announce that Dr. Paul Mueller has accepted the position of Interim Assistant Dean for International Programs for NCSU on an interim basis effective September 1, 2007. Dr. Mueller has considerable international experience and has served on the college's International Programs Advisory Committee.
