2025 North Carolina Small Farms Week: Spotlighting the Evolution of Local Farming

North Carolina A&T State University Cooperative Extension to Host Small Farms Week 2025: Celebrating the Future of Agriculture

North Carolina A&T State University Cooperative Extension is gearing up to host Small Farms Week 2025, a vibrant celebration of the resilience, innovation, and future of small-scale farming. Scheduled for March 23-29, 2025, this year’s event, themed “Next Gen Agriculture,” will spotlight cutting-edge technology, education, and industry collaboration aimed at transforming the agricultural landscape.

A Week of Innovation, Education, and Community Engagement

Small Farms Week 2025 promises to be a dynamic platform for farmers, agricultural professionals, and community members to come together and explore the future of farming. Attendees will have the opportunity to:

  • Discover the latest technologies revolutionizing agriculture
  • Participate in expert-led workshops and panel discussions
  • Network with industry leaders, innovators, and fellow farmers
  • Celebrate the achievements and contributions of small-scale farmers across North Carolina

The event will kick off on March 24 in Warren County, followed by two days of immersive educational programs at North Carolina A&T State University on March 25 and 26. A key highlight of the week will be the Small Farmers Recognition Luncheon, where the prestigious 2026 North Carolina Small Farmer of the Year award will be announced. The week will culminate with a closing ceremony on March 28 in Cumberland County.

Registration Now Open

Farmers, agricultural enthusiasts, and community members are encouraged to seize this opportunity to engage in a week of learning, networking, and empowerment. Registration is now open, and participants can access the full agenda and sign up online.

For more information and to register, visit:
👉 Small Farms Week Registration

Don’t miss your chance to be part of this transformative event shaping the future of small-scale farming in North Carolina!

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