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Barbour County Farm-City The main goal of Farm-City is to deepen understanding of the relationship between rural farmers and urban families.

The 2026 Farm-City theme is “America's 250: Founded by Farmers”.

We had a great Farm-City planning meeting today at Kenny’s in Clayton, AL! Stay tuned for updates from the ideas that we...
31/08/2026

We had a great Farm-City planning meeting today at Kenny’s in Clayton, AL! Stay tuned for updates from the ideas that were planted during this meeting!

24/08/2026

ADAI’s Century & Heritage (C & H) Farm and Bicentennial Farm program applications are due this 𝐅𝐫𝐢𝐝𝐚𝐲, 𝐀𝐮𝐠𝐮𝐬𝐭 𝟐𝟖, 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔. ADAI and the Alabama Historical Commission initiated these programs in 1976 to help recognize and celebrate family farms that have significantly impacted Alabama history and agriculture.

If your farm meets the qualifications for the 2026 C & H Farm program or Bicentennial Farm program, visit https://agi.alabama.gov/ or contact Amy Belcher by email [email protected] or call 334-240-7126.

For more information visit, agi.alabama.gov/centuryheritage-bicentennialfarms/

Congratulations to The Lakeside School 1st grader, Adah Morris, on her 2nd place STATE win today with her amazing Farm C...
09/04/2026

Congratulations to The Lakeside School 1st grader, Adah Morris, on her 2nd place STATE win today with her amazing Farm City poster! She is pictured with Ashley McCraney, Barbour County Women’s Committee Chair; Shelby Easterling, Barbour County Farm City Chair; and Mitzi Clayton, Barbour County - Alabama Extension Director.

Look for her artwork in the 2027 Farm City Calendar!

Congratulations!! We are proud of you!!
09/04/2026

Congratulations!! We are proud of you!!

Adah Morris of Lakeside School in Barbour County was honored for earning second place in the Alabama Farm-City poster contest for students in kindergarten through third grade during the Alabama Farm-City Awards Luncheon in Auburn April 9. Morris and her teacher, Mary Kathryn Hisel, received $100 each from Alabama Ag in the Classroom (AITC) for the poster, which was created around the theme Grow Alabama. From left are Alabama Farm-City Committee Chair Jeff Helms, Morris and Alabama AITC Steering Committee Chair Kim Earwood.

From the farm to the city,it’s the partnerships 🤝that make Farm-City Week a success.Be sure to celebrate throughout the ...
22/11/2025

From the farm
to the city,
it’s the partnerships 🤝
that make Farm-City Week a success.

Be sure to celebrate throughout the upcoming week!

Thank you to all of our farmers for providing the delicious food for this holiday season.

Barbour County - Alabama Extension
Eufaula Barbour County Chamber of Commerce
Barbour County Young Farmers
Barbour County Cattlemen's Association

— Barbour County Farm-City Week — November 21st - 27th, 2025 Today, November 10th, Barbour County Farm-City Week...
10/11/2025

— Barbour County Farm-City Week —
November 21st - 27th, 2025

Today, November 10th, Barbour County Farm-City Week was declared by a proclamation signing at the Barbour County Commission meeting in Clayton, AL.

Barbour County - Alabama Extension
Barbour County Young Farmers
Eufaula Barbour County Chamber of Commerce
Barbour County Cattlemen's Association

Make plans to join us Friday at 7:30AM to see the poster, essay and video winners recognized!
10/11/2025

Make plans to join us Friday at 7:30AM to see the poster, essay and video winners recognized!

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334 Eufaula Ave

36016-2111

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