Saturday, October 10: 1 - 5 PM
Caldwell County Farms & Brewery

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Refreshments Available

1) The Patterson School
Kitty Rosati
4646 Patterson School Dr, Lenoir

Contact:
919-971-1348
rosekit@aol.com
www.pattersonschoolfoundation.org
Come tour the Patterson School Foundation property, bequeathed for agricultural educational purposes by Samuel Legerwood Patterson, the first elected NC Agricultural Commissioner. His great, great niece will share the Permaculture plans to regenerate this land, organic farm management of horse hay, the newly re-opened Patterson Equestrian Center and Riding Club, and the Caldwell County Public School's STEAM program's campus site. Enjoy this resource-rich land which includes an old hydro-electric dam, the Yadkin River and Ripshin Mountain's peak.

2) Thankful Fork Farm
James Davis
2775 Setzers Creek Rd, Lenoir

Our farm has been in the family since around 1825.  We specialize in a variety of small fruits and vegetables. Come by and also see an old barn (around 1850), chickens, goats, horses, mules, and who knows what else we may have.

Contact
828-493-1441
jbdbuilders@yahoo.com

3) Crow Hollow Farm
Valleri Reames & Ed Powers
5606 Hwy 90, Collettsville

Come visit a young, developing family  farm on the beautiful Johns River.  We raise grass fed Dorper and Katahdin sheep and lambs and are one of only a few farms in North Carolina  raising Bielefelder chickens.  These are called the German "uber chickens" and are large, productive layers with gentle, friendly temperaments.  Our livestock contribute to our compost project that we use in developing our vegetable and berry gardens.  
Contact
828-758-1166
vallerir@gmail.com

4) Granite Falls Brewery
47 Duke Street, Granite Falls
Contact
828.212.1222
marisa@granitefallsbrewing.com
www.granitefallsbrewing.com
With over 111 years of beverage bottling in the former Pepsi Cola plant, Granite Falls Brewing invites you to tour our brewery, sample local beers and enjoy our unique menu in our quaint atmosphere. We have on average 20+ beers brewed on-site and our menu is filled with housemade items. We will have an employee/brewer leading tours throughout the afternoon.
Blue Ridge Women in Agriculture (BRWIA) is dedicated to strengthening the High Country's local food system by supporting women and their families with resources, education, and skills related to sustainable food and agriculture.