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[ncchoicesnews] CMC Lodging Block Closes Nov 15th.


Lodging is available at the conference rates of $99/night at Marriott Twin City Quarter.
 
 
The conference rate expires on November 15th so make your reservations soon!
 
 
 
Conference registration is open until December 4th. Click here to go directly to online registration.
 
Don't miss the biggest convergence of the local and niche meat value chain in the country! Farmers, Meat Processors, Chefs, Butchers, Cooperative Extension, Researchers, Regulators, Food-service Buyers, and allied support businesses gather to network and learn new and profitable ways to advance the local and niche meat industry. If you are in this business, you can't afford to miss it! 
 
There will be a 30 day window for online registration this year. Registration will open at 10am Tuesday, November 5th and close Wednesday, December 4th at 11:59 pm. 
 A full conference schedule will be available soon atwww.carolinameatconference.com   
 
Highlights: (full schedule available soon)
Beef Cutting Demonstration with Adam Tiberio and Kari Underly
Women Working in the Meat Business
Convenience vs. Commitment- Perspective on Relationships Between Farms and Processors with the Niche Meat Processors Assistance Network
The Effects of Macro-Economics on Small Meat Businesses or "Why Does this Business Seem Really Hard?"
State of the Industry- Results from NC Choices Statewide Meat Handler Survey
Humane Handling Practices in Inspected Slaughter Establishments
Update on the Legal Environment of Local and Niche Meat Industry
New Perspectives on the Niche Meat Customer for Retail and Foodservice
Confessions of a (soon to be) Former Pastured Meat Farmer
Understanding New Capital and Financial Risk for New Farmers
Farmer's Market or Not? Is the Local Food Landscape Changing and Why?
NC Food Code; Guidance for Restaurants, Butcher Shops and Food Trucks
Meat Science 101 in 90 minutes
Microbiology and Food Safety for Meat Handlers
Pop-Up Butchery Demos of Beef, Pork and Lamb
NCDA&CS- Your Partner in Advancing Local and Niche Meats in NC
Non-GMO Feeds- Economics, Markets and Logistics
Farmer’s Story: Pastured Hog Production in Eastern NC, Jeremiah Jones
Farmer’s Story: Counting Nickels on a Highly Diversified Mountain Farm, Marie Williamson and William Lyons
 

The Carolina Meat Conference is a gathering of professionals from all sectors of the local and niche meat industry for two days of panel discussions, presentations, workshops, butchery demonstrations, a trade show, great meals featuring local meats and Monday night social, dinner and keynote address. Conference topics include livestock production, pasture management, meat processing, innovative marketing and business models and the latest updates on how new regulations will affect small food businesses. 

This year, NC Choices welcomes Anya Fernald as keynote speaker to the conference held at the Benton Convention Center in Winston Salem, NC December, 9-10. 

Anya Fernald is the co-founder and CEO of Belcampo Meat Co., an innovative, integrated niche meat company that strives to make “good food the old fashioned way” on an unprecedented scale. Anya has been recognized as one of the “40 under 40” by Food and Wine Magazine, named a “Nifty Fifty” by New York Times, appeared as a regular judge on Iron Chef America on the Food Network for three seasons and has co-authored two books for Slow Food’s international publishing house.  
 
Casey McKissick
NC Choices Program Director
3rd Annual Carolina Meat Conference
December 9-10, 2013, Winston Salem, NC

www.carolinameatconference.com
www.ncchoices.com
NC Choices is a program of the Center for Environmental Farming Systems' (CEFS)
that advances local and niche meat supply chains in North 
Carolina by providing
networking opportunities, educational programming and technical assistance 
for
producers, meat processors, buyers and food professionals.
 CEFS is a partnership of
NC State University, NC A&T State University and the NC Department of Agriculture and 
Consumer Services.


-- Edited by apcowboy on Wednesday 13th of November 2013 04:15:26 PM

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