When you think you have Herd it all, comes the Laughingstock Agricultural Dad Joke Competition. On Sunday, June 18th, for Father’s Day, the Charlotte Regional Farmers Market will be hosting a free comedic joke off. Anyone over the age of 18 who thinks they have the best agriculturally related Dad Jokes is welcome to enter. We are looking for comedi-hens who can tell clean one liners filled with udder nonsense that are a-moo-sing and outstanding in the field of agricultural comedy. Competitors will be telling their best Dad Jokes for a variety of prizes, including a Weber Grill. If you know someone who can tell a knee slapper like no other, sign them up for this free event. Call the market office at 704-357-1269 and ask for Amie Newsome, the Market Manager, to register. The corn-niess will start at 11 a.m. Make sure to bring your own chair and get comfortable for the hay-larious wisequacks. It is going to be legen-dairy!
The Charlotte Farmers Market is one of four regional Farmers Markets owned by the STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA and operated by the NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE & CONSUMER SERVICES. These Farmers Markets are strategically located across the state to serve North Carolina farmers, both large and small. They provide modern, well maintained facilities, in prime locations that are inviting to sellers and buyers.
Come Soy-Lebrate all things soybean with us on
Sunday, August 26th. The North Carolina Soybean
Producers Association will be hosting a Soybean
Day at the Charlotte Regional Farmers Market. You
will learn the Rea-Soy-N for why Soy-Stainability
is Nec-Soy-Ssary. Attendees can visit with
farmers, check out their tractors and other
equipment, pick up some kids activity books,...
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When you think you have Herd it all, comes the Laughingstock Agricultural Dad Joke Competition. On Sunday, June 18th, for Father’s Day, the Charlotte Regional Farmers Market will be hosting a free comedic joke off. Anyone over the age of 18 who thinks they have the best agriculturally related Dad Jokes is welcome to enter. We are looking for comedi-hens who can tell clean one liners filled with udder nonsense that are a-moo-sing and outstanding in the field of agricultural comedy. Competitors will be telling their best Dad Jokes for a variety of prizes, including a Weber Grill. If you know someone who can tell a knee slapper like no other, sign them up for this free event. Call the market office at 704-357-1269 and ask for Amie Newsome, the Market Manager, to register. The corn-niess will start at 11 a.m. Make sure to bring your own chair and get comfortable for the hay-larious wisequacks. It is going to be legen-dairy!
