Highlighting county news and events from North Carolina Farm Bureau members throughout the state.

7 of 21


CARTERET COUNTY Farm Bureau donated $1,000 toward publication of the book Ordinary Women, Extraordinary Services. In the photo, county President Mickey Simmons accepts two copies of the completed text from Regina Bell. Carteret County Farm Bureau Board of Directors who also attended were left to right, Greg Garner, Henry Davis, Rusty Bryan, June Bryan, Ray Garner, Ray Harris and Herbert Page.
CARTERET COUNTY Farm Bureau donated $1,000 toward publication of the book Ordinary Women, Extraordinary Services. In the photo, county President Mickey Simmons accepts two copies of the completed text from Regina Bell. Carteret County Farm Bureau Board of Directors who also attended were left to right, Greg Garner, Henry Davis, Rusty Bryan, June Bryan, Ray Garner, Ray Harris and Herbert Page.

7 of 21

Advertisement

Comments


  • Connie Smithwick

    I am the county liaison for Bertie County Farm Bureau Federation. I have been in this job now for over 7 years. I was clueless to the impact the county Farm Bureaus have on their communities. I work with the most gracious, concerned and hard working men and women I know on our Board of Directors. When the tornadoes came through our county in April they jumped right into action. They saw a need and made sure people in the community had a safe place to keep what little belongings they had left, with the Container Relief Program. Through the help of other counties our county farm bureau was able to be there when the need came up. They are so willing to help out with needs in the schools and organizations throughout the community. The monatary donations; without even a blink of an eye, as well as their time, has made me so proud to be a tiny party of this awesome group of people. Thank you to the Bertie County Farm Bureau Board of Directors for allowing me to be a part of this experience. Connie Smithwick, Bertie County Farm Bureau County Liaison.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *


Read&Connect

North Carolina Field and Family Spring 2024

Flip through the pages of the spring 2024 edition of North Carolina Field and Family magazine. In this issue, you’ll read about how honeybees are essential to North Carolina farms, meet three farming heroes cultivating hope in rural communities, learn how Sankofa Farms is inspiring a new generation of Black farmers, discover 10 reasons to venture to Eden, get four spring recipes starring fresh herbs and more.

Get the lastest news, recipes, articles and more, right to your inbox.

Connect with us