Cabarrus County Center: Voluntary Agriculture Districts

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Voluntary Agriculture Districts

Click on the links below to find more information about Cabarrus County's new Voluntary Agricultural Districts.

Ordinance

Application

Check out the new signs! They cost $79 and can be purchased at the Extension Office. Please see the design below.

This is the newly designed Cabarrus Agricultural District Sign. They will be available for landowner purchase by the first of September. We currently have 120 farms enrolled which totals 10,987 acres in total land.

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Reflections for the year 2003
Posted March 6th, 2006 in About This Site

Reflectionsby Deborah G. Bost, County Extension Director The year 2003 will soon be just a memory, but many good things were accomplished. It's time to reflect on the wonderful happenings through Cooperative Extension in Cabarrus County.Cabarrus County made national news with the closing of textile giant Pillowtex Corporation in July. When more than 4,000 area residents were laid off from their jobs, a number of local and state agencies moved into action to address immediate ... MORE

Reflections on the year 2004
Posted March 6th, 2006 in About This Site

Reflections by Deborah G. Bost, County Extension Director The closing of a calendar year usually allows us to pause and reflect on the many aspects of the past year that has impacted our lives. There are many reasons to be happy or sad about events that take place during a 12 month time period. Life can change dramatically in a blink of an eye. North Carolina Cooperative Extension has had the opportunity to touch ... MORE