Columbus County, North Carolina: Farm & Ranch Directory
4 farm and ranch listings in Columbus County, North Carolina, grouped by category below.
Events in Columbus County
- Columbus County Agricultural Fair
Held each year; the most recent dates were October 13 to October 18, 2026. Whiteville agricultural fair.
Whiteville, NC Official event details - Columbus County Agriculture Fair
Six-day agriculture fair in Whiteville with rides, a demolition derby and fair food; held each year, most recently October 13 to 18, 2026.
Whiteville, NC Official event details
Organizations in Columbus County
- Columbus County Soil and Water Conservation District
Columbus County Soil and Water Conservation District: a local conservation office for Columbus County at 45 Government Complex Road, Suite B, Whiteville, NC 28472. Landowners call (910) 642-2196 to ask about best management practices, stream protection and agricultural water quality assistance.
45 Government Complex Road, Suite B, Whiteville, NC 28472 | (910) 642-2196
Ag Education in Columbus County
- N.C. Cooperative Extension, Columbus County Center
N.C. Cooperative Extension runs its Columbus County office from 45 Government Complex Rd in Whiteville (ZIP 28472); the front desk number is (910) 640-6605. It is the local contact for county agriculture and youth programs.
45 Government Complex Rd, Whiteville, NC 28472 | (910) 640-6605 Website
Helpful Guides for Columbus County
- North Carolina County Fairs and Youth Livestock Shows
A practical guide to North Carolina county fairs and youth livestock shows: 2026 fair dates, the N.C. State Fair and Mountain State Fair, nomination and tagging steps, DNA, weights, entry deadlines, and how to prepare.
- 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.