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Farm2Table Collab Meeting

The Farm-2-Table Sustainable Food Collaborative is excited to announce our upcoming Collab Meeting on 

Thursday, March 13, 2025, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM at 

Rebuilding Broken Places CDC, 2105 N. William Street, Goldsboro, NC. 

This event will bring farmers, agricultural experts, and community leaders together for insightful discussions, networking, and exclusive resources to support and elevate the local farming community.

 

FEATURING

Insightful presentations from

Down East Coal Ash

RAFI

(Rural Advancement Foundation International)

Emergency Watershed Protection Program

How to Register:
Scan the QR code on the event flyer or visit https://bit.ly/F2TMARCHCOLLAB

 

Exclusive Marketing Package Still Available for Attendees

Farmers attending the meeting will receive a complimentary, fully customizable, marketing package to help promote their farm businesses effectively. The package includes:

  • 1 Custom Banner – Perfect for events and markets.
  • 10 Custom Yard Signs – Promote locally with ease.
  • 100 Business Cards – Share your brand with confidence. This package is designed to help farmers establish and grow their business presence in the community.
  • 2 Car Magnets -- Promote your business while on the road.  
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Free Produce Boxes for Attendees - While Supplies Last!

 

 

This event promises to provide valuable resources, expert insights, and hands-on tools to support local farmers and strengthen the agricultural community in Goldsboro and beyond. Don’t miss this opportunity to network, learn, and grow your farming business.

For additional information, contact Christina Slocum-Kornegay Project Director,

at info@farm2tablecollab.net.

919 581-9178 x104;  Cell 509 869-9043

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