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Farm City Week, November, 22-29
Thank you to our Farmers!!!! Farm-City week is generally celebrated the week leading up to Thanksgiving. Celebrate by thanking a farmer this month. That is exactly what childcares across Moore County did this year when they celebrated NC Crunch on October 18th. Almost 300 kids and adults crunched into apples at 12:00pm and wrote thank you notes to farmers. We want to thank all of our farmers that have helped with the Farm to Early Childcare Program over the past two years. NC State used USDA funds to study how to incorporate local foods into childcare sites in a handful of counties across the state, including Moore. Some childcares grew beautiful gardens and some purchased at local farmers markets and stands. Thank you to Karefree Produce, Johnson’s Produce, and White Hill Farms to help make Farm to ECE a reality in Moore County. Thank you to the Partnership for Children and Families for taking on this project. NC State Extension has created numerous resources for Farm to ECE. Don’t stop growing and eating locally. |
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Meat and Cut Meeting 11/14 6:30pm
Join the Moore County Stockman, Hoke County Livestock and Sandhill Small Ruminant Associations in discussing meat quality and cuts. Guest speaker Currey Nobles will lead the discussion.
Location: 645 E. Palmer St, Raeford, NC 28376
Rsvp @ tpshea@ncsu.edu
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Maintain Don't Gain Holiday Challenge
November 13 - December 31
Rather than focusing on trying to lose weight, this FREE seven-week challenge provides you with strategies and resources to help maintain your weight throughout the holiday season. In 2022, more than 40,900 people from around the world participated. Register now for the 2023 Holiday Challenge. Moore County will offer virtual and in-person lunch-n-learns on Mondays starting November 13th. Updates on these sessions can be found here. |
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