Farm
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How North Carolina Peanuts Go From Field to Market
Roxobel, North Carolina, is in the heart of a region known for having one of the country’s best...
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The Randleigh Dairy Heritage Museum Teaches How Milk Goes From Farm to Table
The Randleigh Dairy Heritage Museum at N.C. State University offers both kids and adults a fun way to...
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Ask a Farmer: Why are CSAs important?
We asked fifth-generation North Carolina farmers David and Cheryl Correll about why community supported agriculture is so important.
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9 Fun Facts About Eggs
Did you know that the average American consumes 290 eggs per year?
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6 Fun Facts About Peanuts
Did you know that the first peanut crops in North Carolina were grown in the Wilmington area beginning...
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How North Carolina-Based Cotton Incorporated Helps the Cotton Industry Thrive
Cotton Incorporated makes a field-to-fashion commitment that benefits the grower, the associated industries, the environment and the consumer.
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North Carolina Clothing Company Descalza Donates Face Masks to Farmworkers
For every face mask sold, Descalza donates another to a farmworker in North Carolina.
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Ask a Farmer: Why Is It Important To Introduce Children to Agriculture?
We asked Robeson County Farm Bureau Board member Michelle Shooter why she believes it's important to introduce children...
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6 Farm Facts About Pork
Did you know that North Carolina is the No. 2 pork-producing state in the country?
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International Trade Revolutionizes North Carolina’s Sweet Potato Industry
North Carolina sweet potatoes are crossing the pond, accounting for nearly 80% of international sweet potato sales.
North Carolina Field and Family magazine highlights farms and foods, events and attractions, and interesting people and places throughout the state.