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New FREE Climate Resilience Program for NC & SC Farmers

By Holly Jordan

The Climate Resilience Cohort will feature guided farm resiliency planning based on the “Five Steps to Your Regenerative Resilience Plan” Framework, interactive learning and farmer networking, and one-on-one technical assistance opportunities; all program elements are flexible to meet the individual farmer’s operational needs and priorities. To be held February through May of 2026.

Participants can expect to walk away with:

  • Clearly Defined Farm Goals
  • An Understanding of Your Climate Risks
  • Knowledge of Effective Climate Resilience Strategies
  • Best-Fit Practices Specific to Your Operation
  • A Whole-Farm Resilience Plan
  • Direct On-on One Technical Assistance
  • Farmer-to-Farmer Networking and Peer Learning Opportunities
Source : ncsu.edu

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