Since February 2024, Happy Dirt has redirected over 50,000 pounds of highly edible produce that can’t be sold at market into the hands and homes of our neighbors in need through the distribution power of Feed Durham.
North Carolina is renowned for an array of crops, including sweet potatoes,
about the organic farmer Randy Massey is a third generation farmer based
about the organic farmer Stanley Hughes, a third-generation farmer and one of
Summertime in North Carolina is more than just a season; it’s a
about the organic farmer Clem Swift is a first-generation organic farmer and
Puerto Escondido, a tiny port town in Oaxaca, Mexico, is known for
Besides being organic, what’s the secret behind the magic of Ruesch Century Farm’s organic cranberries? They’re dry harvested.
Story by Sinclair Holian for UNC media hub It’s a September day
DURHAM, N.C. (Oct. 26, 2023) Happy Dirt®, a Certified B Corporation and
To celebrate Fairtrade Month, we’re highlighting our farmer-partners at Equal Exchange and the company’s authentic fair trade model.
In order to uphold our commitment to transparency and sustainability, we do not buy, sell, or distribute products that have been treated with Apeel Sciences’ Organipeel™️.
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