Consumers’ hunger for agriculture today goes far beyond their purchases at the grocery store, a hunger for knowledge is also present.
The North Carolina Farm Bureau takes us to one agri-tourism business hoping to meet that need.
Let’s head to Apple Hill Farm to learn more.
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