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We advocate for agriculture, agribusiness, and farming in North Carolina

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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Support pro-agriculture groups and voices by developing cohesive messages that will influence legislators to support North Carolina agriculture, farmers, and agribusiness.

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Inform and educate the public on the importance, value, and specific impact the agriculture industry has on North Carolina’s economy, families, and individuals.

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Empower pro-farming & pro-agriculture advocates to take action.

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News and Updates

Welcome Our New Executive Director, Adam Caldwell!

July 18, 2026

Friends,The NC Ag Partnership is pleased to announce that Adam Caldwell has joined our team as Executive Director.Adam grew up in Sampson County, the son and grandson of farm families whose roots run deep in eastern North Carolina’s soil. That connection is foundational to everything Adam brings to this role. North Carolina’s farmers are facing real…

EPA Approvals Deliver New Crop Protection Tools for Farmers

July 11, 2026

Friends, This week, we want to briefly highlight another major win for farmers on crop protection tools. Last month, the NC Ag Partnership joined the NC Chamber and a coalition including the NC Agribusiness Association, the NC Ag Alliance, and NC Grange, along with national partner groups, in urging the Trump administration to direct the EPA to…

Independence Day Ag Updates

July 4, 2026

Friends, Two hundred and fifty years ago, North Carolina’s farmers were already feeding a revolution. From the Revolutionary War to the present day, American farmers have always been the foundation on which this nation was built and sustained. As we mark America’s 250th birthday this Fourth of July, North Carolina’s farmers continue to do what…

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