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CEFS Events Assistant

This position will directly support the event planning of the CEFS Farm to Fork Picnic scheduled for June 2023. This position will also be part of the CEFS Business and Events Team (CBET) and will participate in the logistics of other major CEFS events and business as needed.

September 28th, 2022|Categories: News|

NC Farm to Early Care and Education Initiative Launches Farm to ECE “2.0” Institute with Generous Support from PNC Bank

Thanks to a generous charitable contribution from PNC Bank, the NC Farm to Early Care and Education (ECE) Initiative will host its first Farm to ECE “2.0” Institute for past Farm to ECE Collaborative participants, farmers and Extension agents. This Institute will take place Sept. 10, 2022, at the NC County Extension office in Guilford County. 

August 8th, 2022|Categories: Agrophile, NC Farm to Early Care and Education, News|Tags: |

Digital Story: Building Community-Based, Equitable Food Systems in North Carolina Through Farm to Early Care and Education

Read the North Carolina Digital Story on Every Child Thrives, "Building Community-Based, Equitable Food Systems in North Carolina Through Farm to Early Care and Education," about the work, successes and innovation of the Farm to Early Care [...]

November 19th, 2021|Categories: NC Farm to Early Care and Education, News|Tags: , |

CEFS Supply Chain Interns Support Local Food Hubs

CEFS' Supply Chain Internship supports local food hubs in increasing their capacity to connect farmers with institutional markets. The Farm to Senior Services (F2SS) program is based in three pilot counties across North Carolina and aims to increase local food procurement in county-based senior food services. During summer 2021, three supply chain interns were based at different food hubs where they improved their professional skills while moving the goals of the pilot program forward.

September 24th, 2021|Categories: Agrophile, Farm to Senior Services, News|Tags: |

Summertime at the Small Farm Unit

The Small Farm Unit completed the summer season of vegetable direct seeding and transplanting to the certified organic plot. Spring crops are still growing strong in the upper field. The summer crops are exceeding the production expectation. There will be two plots for organic flowers and one plot for organic vegetables in the fall.

July 12th, 2021|Categories: Agrophile, News, Small Farm Unit|
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