Voluntary Ag District Info Session: McDowell Winter 2019
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McDowell County has established a Voluntary Farmland Preservation Program to protect and preserve agricultural lands and activities. Learn about the qualifications for this program and the benefits of enrolling your land in the Voluntary Farmland Preservation Program by attending a session on December 9, 2019, from noon to 1 p.m.
We will discuss the benefits of enrolling in the Voluntary Farmland Preservation Program, the benefits of the Present Use Value Program and the resources available to help get your farm enrolled. We will also discuss the Agriculture Advisory Council and its role in the Voluntary Farmland Preservation Program.
Who: McDowell County Land Owners who own at least one tract that meets the following minimum acreage requirements:
Agriculture—10 acres in actual production (actively engaged in the
commercial production or growing of crops, plants, or animals).
Horticulture—5 acres in actual production (actively engaged in the
commercial production or growing of fruits and vegetables or nursery and
floral products).
Forestry—20 acres in actual production (actively engaged in the commercial
growing of trees).
What: Learn about the benefits of enrolling your land in the Voluntary Agricultural District Program, and ask questions about getting enrolled in the program.
When: Monday, December 9, 2019, from noon to 1 p.m.
Where: McDowell County Admin Building, 60 E. Court St., Marion, 2nd-floor conference room.
Why: To protect and preserve land in McDowell County for Agriculture use for generations to come.
For more information please contact Matt Burneisen, (828) 652-8104.
Keep McDowell Beautiful – N.C. Cooperative Extension, McDowell County Center