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Cane Creek Farm mentioned in the New York Times!
Cane Creek Farm was in the New York Times today! (April 21) Find the article, titled "Durham, a Tobacco Town, Turns to Local Food" in the Food & Dining section.
Bill Smith of Crook’s Corner blogs about Cane Creek Farm’s Fresh Hams
Bill Smith of Crook’s Corner blogs about the Carrboro Farmers Market and his weekly order of fresh ham from Cane Creek Farm. He offers his recipe for Eastern North Carolina Corned Ham, which of course we suggest that you make with our fabulous Cane Creek Farm fresh hams.
Read the blog at: http://www.algonquinbooksblog.com/2010/01/21/from-bill-smiths-kitchen-eastern-north-carolina-corned-ham/
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Charles Sydnor
Charles Sydnor and Eliza MacLean are neighboring property owners who have teamed up together to create a more sustainable future for their land and their animals. They, along with a mighty and passionate staff keep this farm up and running. Read about Charles on the "Who We Are" page.
Eliza Maclean
Eliza MacLean and Charles Sydnor are neighboring land owners who have combined their resources for mutual benefit. They, along with a mighty and passionate staff keep this farm up and running. Read about Eliza on the "Who We Are" page.
Arabian Nights Event Featured in the Food & Fitness Section of the N&O
The News and Observer's Andrea Weigl comments on our upcoming Arabian Nights end of summer banquet in the Food & Health section. Much to our surprise and delight!
Eliza Sydnor
Eliza Sydnor is the daughter of Charles. She was born and raised here on the farm. Eliza’s main job is training horses and riders in dressage. She works primarily on “the other side of the farm” with the horses. You can read about that part of her life at www.elizasydnordressage.com.
Eliza tries to help organize the [...]
Cane Crrek Farm in the News & Observer: “Collecting unsold produce for the hungry”
News & Observer article quotes Cane Creeker Hailey Moses as she gives away unsold produce from Cane Creek Farm to Margaret Gifford. Gifford collects food from local farmers and producer and distributes it to those who are hungry and in need through community organizations like the Inter-Faith Council for Social Service in Chapel Hill, the [...]
Mission
Community
Part of our purpose at Cane Creek is educating the community about sustainable agriculture and healthy food systems. We do this at farmer’s markets, speaking opportunities, community events, and by showing the farm to individuals and school groups. The tide is turning. More and more people are realizing the impact of their food choices both [...]