Produce

• James Strickland of Nashville will use the grant to extend his produce production to a year-round system.
• Justin Miller will use the grant to improve efficiency in their greenhouse operation.
• David Overman of Goldsboro will use the grant to transition one acre of traditional row crops into strawberry production with the addition of a road side stand.
• Jesse Cox of Willow Spring will use the grant to build a passive solar propagation greenhouse.
• Deena Class of Pittsboro will use the grant to install a high tunnel.
• Steven Waldrop of Iron Station will use the grant to extend his growing season by adding a greenhouse.
• Alison Northup of Rural Hall will use the grant to install a high tunnel.
• Mamata Wachhe of Castalia will use the grant to install a high tunnel.
• David Henderson of Durham will use the grant to replace a propagation house with a new energy-efficient structure.
• Scott Helms of Mt. Pleasant will use the grant to build a pumpkin packing and storage building.
• Morgan Moore of Ivanhoe will use the grant to purchase a mechanical harvester.
• Nicole Rosenberger of Staley will use the grant to build a propagation house.
• Andrew and Nancy Zeman of Graham will use the grant to purchase grape processing equipment.
• Santonio Bolton of Reidsville will use the grant to add a well for irrigation.
• Liron Traister of Rougemont will use the grant to purchase a walk-in refrigerator for vegetables and create a wash and pack area.
• Adrianne Hawkins of North Wilkesboro will use the grant to complete their produce processing facility.
• Teresa McFadden of Marshville will use the grant to install deer fencing.

Flowers, Landscape, and Bees

• Brandon Simmons of Taylorsville will use the grant to enhance his honey bee breeding program.
• Trish Thompson of Indian Trail will use the grant to build a processing facility for honey and hive-products.
• Stephen Butts, II of Fuquay Varina will use the grant to purchase a shelter to provide a central working space for nursery operations.
• Barbara Cason of Elkin will use the grant to purchase a refrigeration system for their flowers.
• Jill Hoffman of Rougemount will expand her tissue culture lab.

Livestock and Dairy

• Jeff Elmore of Claremont will use the grant to expand and update their cattle handling facility.
• Jessica Burgess of Conway will use the grant to direct market beef to the consumer.
• Julia Ann Fitts of Roanoke Rapids will use the grant to install a permanent head chute and working facility.
• Austin Rash of Olin will use the grant to incorporate equipment to enhance cattle handling.
• Daniel Causey of Liberty, will use the grant to increase efficiency of winter hay feeding.
• Patrick Purcell of Hillsborough will use the grant to enhance his cattle working facilities.
• Teresa Speaks of Traphill will use the grant to set up a facility to work cattle.
• Lauren Slate of King will use the grant to install a cattle working system.
• Jason Talton of Princeton will use the grant to obtain modern cattle handling equipment.
• Shelley Lanham of Maiden will use the grant to obtain handling equipment for her flock at remote grazing sites.
• Ryan Puckett of Madison will use the grant to build a 20 head feedlot.
• Timothy Aldrige of Yanceyville will use the grant to purchase a squeeze chute.
• Brandon Wiley of Yanceyville will use the grant to grow his hog operation.
• Callie Carson of Laurel Springs will use the grant to purchase a walk-in freezer for meat storage.
• Jamie Rosser of Sanford will use the grant to purchase cattle chute, mineral feeder, and shelter.
• Kaleb Ervin of Franklinton will use the grant to expand their poultry and pork operation.

Grain and Row Crops

• Josh Snider of Lexington, will use the grant to improve feed efficiency, reduce waste and enhance herd nutrition by purchasing grain storage.
• Jay Hill of Pilot Mountain will use the grant to renovate an existing structure into a storage facility for bagged corn.
• Darrell Merritt of Dobson will use the grant to install a hammermill system to crack corn.

Poultry

• Kaitlynn Blackwell of Midland will use the grant to build a poultry processing facility.
• Stephen Pass, II of Ayden will use the grant to add a broiler enterprise to his operation.

Forages

• Garrett Davis of Taylorsville will use the grant to convert 10 additional acres into pasture.
• Frank Mason of Vass will use the grant to transition 12 acres into horse quality coastal Bermuda hay field.
• Doug Watts of King will use the grant to conserve hay during winter and increase pasture size.
• Colby Hammonds of Holly Springs will use the grant to build a barn for hay storage.

Commercial Kitchen

• April Lloyd of Louisburg will use the grant to convert an on-site building into a community kitchen, classroom, and storefront.
• Brittany Chester of Mount Ulla will use the grant to create a commercial kitchen to create value added products.
• Brian Richardson of Zebulon will use the grant to create a commercial kitchen.
• Nadene Patterson of State Road will use the grant to complete a commercial kitchen.

Farm Store and Farm Equipment

• Lucas Beaver of Statesville will use the grant to open an on-site farm store.
• Madison Costa of Rocky Mount will use the grant to purchase a sprayer.
• Brian Patterson of Ayden will use the grant to refurbish an existing building into a farm stand.
• Patrick Owens of Wilson will use the grant to purchase a sprayer.
• Larry Wester of Fuguay Varina will use the grant to purchase a corn planter.
• Benny Hill of Westfield will use the grant to purchase a no-till drill.
• Nikki Faucette of Browns Summit will use the grant to complete an on-farm retail store for their produce.

Agritourism

• Michelle Davis of Archer Lodge will use the grant to expand agritourism on the farm by offering hayrides and additional experiences.
• Wesley Barnes will use the grant to construct a dedicated building for lemonade, ice cream and donuts to enhance their agritoursim experience.
• Madison Hirsch of Catawba will use the grant to purchase equipment to produce value-added products to enhance the experience at the fall pumpkin patch.

Community Grants

• H.O.P.E. of Winston-Salem will use the grant to expand their vegetable production operation by building capacity to operate a multi-farm CSA program and farmstand.
• Transplanting Traditions Community Farm will use the grant to upgrade their wash and pack stations to provide sufficient space for farmers to improve food safety and sanitation.
• N.C. Cooperative Extension–Chatham County will use the grant funds to purchase a mobile cattle handling system that can be loaned to all cattle producers in Chatham County.
• N.C. Cooperative Extension–Stokes County will use the grant funds to purchase a metal, pole-style shed to cover existing rental equipment.
• Alexander Central FFA will use the grant funds to purchase livestock panels that can be used as individual kidding pens and also be used to create a small animal livestock arena.
• Triangle Prescribed Burn Association will use the grant funds to purchase equipment needed to cut fire breaks when preparing land for a prescribed burn.
• Ashe County Agriculture Foundation, Inc. will use the grant to purchase an under-chute cattle scale for use at their livestock working facility.