Contacts
Team Contacts
Danelle McKnight, Project Leader
Extension Agent, Agriculture – Horticulture
Montgomery County Center
203 W Main St
Troy, NC 27371
910-576-6011
danelle_mcknight@ncsu.edu
Jamie Warner, Project Co-Leader
Extension Agent, Agriculture – Livestock and Forestry
910-576-6011
jamie_warner@ncsu.edu
Project Coordinator
Joanna Massey Lelekacs
Horticultural Science
Box 7609
NCSU Campus
Raleigh, NC 27695
919-244-5269
joanna_lelekacs@ncsu.edu
See Also
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Year 1 Project Plans and Stories
| Chatham County - School Garden | |
| Gaston County - Develop a Local Foods Strategic Plan that is Supported by the Community | |
| Guilford County - Community Garden | |
| Lee, Moore & Richmond Counties - Partner Presentation on Local Foods and Farm Tour | |
| Lenoir County - Farmers' Market Revitalization | |
| Swain County - Farmers' Market Revitalization | |
Year 2 Project Plans and Stories
| Cleveland County – Building Community Awareness and Involvement in the Local Food System | |
| Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians – Farmers' Market | |
| Forsyth County – Increasing Awareness of Community Garden/Farm | |
| Forsyth County/GreenXscapes – Community/Educational Garden | |
| Greene County – Farmers' Market | |
| Montgomery County – Farm Tour | |
Project Plan |
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Other CBFS Efforts
SARE PDP Extension & Community Partnerships
MONTGOMERY COUNTY: Project Plan
Goals
Bridge the gap between urban consumers and rural producers by providing means of awareness and education of the local product & services movement.
- Create an agricultural experience for non-ag individuals
- Promote Local
- Provide an understanding of the farms and farmers.
- Build the relationship of local farmers and consumers.
- Bridging the gap between consumers and farmers.
Key Sub Activities |
Outcomes |
Evidence of Activities, their Quality & Outcomes |
I. Tour planning meetings 2. Assistance with design and evaluation 3. Coordinate with connecting Extension agents 4. Farm Tour Visitor Readiness Training 5. Farm Tour |
1. Promoted local food and goods. 2. Connected local growers with consumers. 3. Educated non-ag individuals in the ways of agriculture 4. Fostered farmer/consumer relationships
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1. 6 Agents/Staff planned and prepared 2. 8 volunteers worked tour (16 hours) 3. 5 agents/staff worked tour (30 hours) 4. 12 individuals took 2 hour readiness training |
Funding for this initiative provided through the USDA, Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education Professional Development Program.
