Ashe County, North Carolina: Farm & Ranch Directory
5 farm and ranch listings in Ashe County, North Carolina, grouped by category below.
Events in Ashe County
- NC Youth Cattle Working Contest, Ashe County Regional
Regional round of the NC Youth Cattle Working Contest for youth from Ashe, Alleghany, Avery, Alexander, Burke, Caldwell, Catawba and nearby counties, at the Ashe County Agriculture Center on November 23, 2026.
162 Agriculture Way, Jefferson, NC 28640 | Organizer: N.C. Cooperative Extension Official event details
Organizations in Ashe County
- New River Soil and Water Conservation District (Ashe County)
The New River Soil and Water Conservation District (Ashe County) serves landowners in Ashe County from 134 Law Enforcement Drive, Suite 102, Jefferson, NC 28640. Phone (336) 246-8875 for cost-share programs, erosion control advice and conservation planning help.
134 Law Enforcement Drive, Suite 102, Jefferson, NC 28640 | (336) 246-8875
Farmers Markets & Farm Stands in Ashe County
- Ashe County Farmers Market
Ashe County Farmers Market in West Jefferson (Ashe County) operates Saturdays 8:00 am-1:00 pm at 108 Backstreet. 2026 season: April 11 to October 31.
108 Backstreet, West Jefferson, NC - Ashe County Farmers' Market
Saturday market in West Jefferson at 108 Backstreet, open 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM from April 11 through October 31.
108 Backstreet, West Jefferson, NC
Ag Education in Ashe County
- N.C. Cooperative Extension, Ashe County Center
Farmers, gardeners and 4-H families in Ashe County can reach N.C. Cooperative Extension at 134 Law Enforcement Drive, Jefferson, NC 28640, by phone at (336) 846-5850.
134 Law Enforcement Drive, Jefferson, NC 28640 | (336) 846-5850 Website
Helpful Guides for Ashe County
- North Carolina Cooperative Extension
A practical guide to North Carolina Cooperative Extension: 101 county centers, NC State and N.C. A&T programs, 4-H, Master Gardeners, small farm help, soil testing deadlines, funding, and how to find your county center.
- North Carolina Soil and Water Conservation Districts
How North Carolina's 96 soil and water conservation districts work: five-member boards, the state Commission, the Agriculture Cost Share Program at up to 75 percent, AgWRAP, CCAP, and how to find your district.