Save the Dates for the 2019 Farm-City Week
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N.C. Cooperative Extension of Moore County will sponsor Farm-City Week November 18-22, 2019.
We are planning for an exciting week, beginning with the Farm-City Banquet on November 18. Our keynote speaker is Debbie Hamrick, the Specialty Crops Director with the North Carolina Farm Bureau Federation. You will certainly find Debbie’s genuine passion for North Carolina agriculture engaging and entertaining. Tickets to the banquet are $12.00 and will go on sale in early October.
Other events, including a first-time-ever photo contest, are still in the planning stages. Look for a final event schedule during the week of October 1.
The purpose of Farm-City Banquet is to highlight the rich rural heritage of Moore County and to emphasize how farms and towns together contribute to the thriving economy of Moore County and make it a sought-after place to live.