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We promote and defend a strong economic and regulatory climate for agricultural and rural areas to be sustainable and profitable. We proactively engage and support like-minded organizations and react quickly to any issue threatening our farms, businesses, and communities.

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News and Updates

From the Campaign Trail

October 26, 2024

North Carolina Supreme CourtThe Republican nominee, Court of Appeals Judge Jefferson Griffin’s National Guard unit, was called up to support operations in Western North Carolina in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. Here’s the thing: rather than brag about it on social media, Griffin quietly did his duty, and his service was only discovered accidentally by a reporter…

Taber’s Terrible Takes

October 24, 2024

Before deciding to run for office, Dr. Sarah Taber worked overtime to develop a following as a social media influencer. She focused on producing podcasts focusing on slandering farmers with titles like “How Jim Crow paid for the Midwestern Family Farm” and “Backed up like an Alabama s*** train.” Before announcing her candidacy, Taber purged…

Dr. Sarah Taber’s claims about being a “farmer” do not pass the smell test

October 24, 2024

The North Carolina Ag Partnership covered that before running for office; Sarah Taber focused on building a social media brand that bashed family farms. Here’s the deal: before running for office, Taber did not identify as a farmer, rather, masqueraded as a “successful” crop consultant. Now? She claims to be a small family farmer. Her claims do not line up with…

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