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The N.C. Strawberry Project is a partnership of N.C. State University's Plants for Human Health Institute and Johnson & Wales University in Charlotte. This project received support from the Golden LEAF Foundation.
Strawberry season lasts four to six weeks in North Carolina. It begins in the coastal area in early April, in the Piedmont in late April and in the mountains in late May.
Media
News Releases | Materials | Multimedia
News Releases
Strawberry Battle Crowns Grand Prize Winner
(May 31, 2011)
Scientists, Chefs Team Up to Build a Better Strawberry
(April 1, 2011)
“Chefs-of-Tomorrow” Visit Local Farm to Learn About Agriculture
(March 30, 2011)
Strawberry Breakfast a Sweet Start to Valentine’s Day
(January 28, 2011)
Students Battle in Strawberry Cook-off Competition
(November 4, 2010)
Plant Breeder and Chef Team Up, Introduce Project at Southeast Strawberry Expo
(November 2, 2010)
Scientists, Chefs Cook Up Partnership to Grow N.C. Agriculture
(September 13, 2010)
Materials
Project Backgrounder (PDF)
N.C. Strawberries Fact Sheet (PDF)
Strawberry Resources Card (PDF)
Multimedia
Photos
Media can access and download images from the N.C. Strawberry Project on this page. For more image options, please contact Leah Chester-Davis at 704-250-5406 or leah_chester-davis@ncsu.edu.
Click below to download zipped folders with images:
Logo Guidelines
N.C. State University Logo Guidelines
Johnson & Wales University Logo Guidelines
Videos
N.C. Strawberry Project Videos
Watch and share videos featuring the N.C. Strawberry Project.
strawberry Farm Locator
Get fresh N.C. strawberries while they are ripe! Use the N.C. Strawberry Association's farm locator guide.
Watch N.C. Strawberry Project videos, including Chef Mark Allison and The Produce Lady as they prepare Strawberry Shrimp Cocktail and Strawberry Sunset Slaw!
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