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Home » N.C. Farm School slated to begin in February
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N.C. Farm School slated to begin in February

This program is delivered by Extension staff in four to six counties

PUBLISHED ON November 21, 2021

In 2022, NC Farm School will be offered in two separate locations in the North Carolina Piedmont. Hosts include the N.C. Cooperative Extension, Durham County Center, and the N.C. Cooperative Extension, Davie County Center. The applications for 2022 NC Farm School in the Piedmont can be found on the NC Farm School website along with the full schedules and names of participating extension agents. If you are interested in NC Farm School in either of these locations, a good first step is to touch base with your local county agent. (photo by G123E123E123K123, Creative Commons/flickr.com)

ASHEBORO, N.C. — In 2022, NC Farm School will be offered in two separate locations in the North Carolina Piedmont. Hosts include the N.C. Cooperative Extension, Durham County Center, and the N.C. Cooperative Extension, Davie County Center. The applications for 2022 NC Farm School in the Piedmont can be found on the NC Farm School website along with the full schedules and names of participating extension agents. If you are interested in NC Farm School in either of these locations, a good first step is to touch base with your local county agent.

This program is delivered by Extension staff in four to six counties that work together to provide classroom presentations and deliver business curriculum to students over a four-month period. NC Farm School students receive consultations with experienced business consultants, farm tours on economically sustainable farms, mentoring with local farmers, and the opportunity to network with a community dedicated to helping students develop their business. Farm visits to local farms allow students to see how what they learned in class can be applied on an economically sustainable farm. Over the course of the program, students are expected to apply what they learn in class by completing homework and utilizing a web-based business plan template. By utilizing a “learn-plan-do” model, farm school guides students through the various processes needed to develop or improve their agricultural enterprise.

Applications will be reviewed and accepted on a rolling basis through the fall, until mid-December. Cost for NC Farm School is $399 per person or $599 per pair.

–Annie Mills, N.C. State Extension

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