Discovering NC Agriculture: Making customers “berry” happy at Lively Grove Farms

Blueberries growing on a bush at Lively Grove Farm.

Discovering NC Agriculture is a social media series focusing on N.C. grown, raised, caught, and made commodities. Originally started in 2025, this series has been renewed to run for another year! Tune in each month to see how an N.C. commodity is grown, harvested, packed for consumer use and more. Learn nutritional value, find fun … Read more

Discovering NC Agriculture: Showing off the N.C. Beekeeping Industry at the N.C. State Fair

Jars of honey on display from the Bees & Honey Competition at the N.C. State Fair.

Discovering NC Agriculture is a social media series focusing on N.C. grown, raised, caught, and made commodities. Originally started in 2025, this series has been renewed to run for another year! Tune in each month to see how an N.C. commodity is grown, harvested, packed for consumer use and more. Learn nutritional value, find fun … Read more

Discovering NC Agriculture: Producing honey and advancing the beekeeping industry at Double B Apiary

Honeybees swarming around the outside of the hive.

Discovering NC Agriculture is a social media series focusing on N.C. grown, raised, caught, and made commodities. Originally started in 2025, this series has been renewed to run for another year! Tune in each month to see how an N.C. commodity is grown, harvested, packed for consumer use and more. Learn nutritional value, find fun … Read more

Discovering NC Agriculture: Serving the community with high-quality beef products at Moore Brothers Beef

Discovering NC Agriculture is a social media series focusing on N.C. grown, raised, caught, and made commodities. Originally started in 2025, this series has been renewed to run for another year! Tune in each month to see how an N.C. commodity is grown, harvested, packed for consumer use and more. Learn nutritional value, find fun … Read more

Discovering NC Agriculture: From field to feed -Where North Carolina soybeans go after harvest

Up-close soybeans laying on a white surface.

As you drive through rural North Carolina this summer, one of the most common crops you’ll see growing is soybeans. You might not think much about where those beans end up, but the soybeans grown across the state are destined for various places and various forms once they’re harvested. In fact, once they leave the … Read more