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Food Fibs: Agriculture Misinformation with Cooperative Extension

Ever feel confused about information and misinformation surroudning agriculture and nutrition?

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Fig. 01 — Innovation Lab, Main Library (300 N. Roxboro St)

About the event

Ever feel confused about information and misinformation surroudning agriculture and nutrition? Join us for a program and discussion about misinformation and agriculture! This presentation will discuss common misconceptions and myths associated with agriculture in North Carolina and the country as a whole. Lead by agents from the North Carolina Cooperative Extension in Durham, this program will have a presenation for the first portion of the program time, followed by Q&A and more discussion. Feel free to bring questions and participate in discussion together.

Registration is required. The content of this program will be geared towards adults and teens.

This event will take place in the Innovation Lab on third floor of Main Library (300 N. Roxboro St, Durham, NC, 27701).

Note: If you have any accessibility questions or accommodation needs, please contact us at Maker_STEAM@dconc.gov. We ask that all requests be made at least 3 business days prior to the event to ensure we can provide the best accommodations possible!

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