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Discover why protecting North Carolina’s land is essential to our wildlife, economy, and quality of life. Learn how conservation efforts and responsible land management benefit us all.

It’s no secret that 2024 has been one of the toughest years in recent memory for North Carolina farmers. From hurricanes to drought, heavy rains to unexpected weather swings, many of our state’s farmers have suffered devastating crop losses this season. Now, there’s relief on the way.

North Carolina has seen a troubling rise in wildfires over the past few years. Just last week, two separate wildfires broke out right here in the Triad. And while flames are dangerous enough, there’s another growing concern behind the scenes — the ongoing staffing shortages at the North Carolina Forest Service.

An eye-opening episode of The Reason podcast that dives deep into a story that’s all too familiar to many rural North Carolinians—one that’s about more than just endangered wildlife. It’s about property rights, local voices, and what happens when government policy collides with private land ownership.

Chatham County is quickly becoming one of North Carolina’s hottest real estate markets—and the numbers don’t lie. In a county once known more for its farmland and rolling timberland than sprawling subdivisions, large-scale land purchases are happening at a staggering pace.

When most folks think of North Carolina’s Blue Ridge Mountains, they picture sweeping overlooks, misty valleys, and winding mountain roads. But tucked away at the entrance to Pisgah National Forest is a town that offers a little more magic than your average mountain stop

Owning forestland comes with a lot of decisions. Whether you plan to sell timber, invest in new land, or manage your property for long-term growth, having the right guidance makes a difference. At Carolina Forestry & Realty, we help landowners in North Carolina and Virginia understand their options and get the best value from their land.

If you’ve been searching for the perfect blend of privacy, convenience, and natural beauty, the Agpark Road Tracts in Chatham County, NC, may be exactly what you need.

Planting food plots late summer into early fall is a big deal for hunters. It’s all about getting things ready for the season, attracting deer, and making sure they’ve got a steady food source. But, as with anything, it’s best to plan ahead so you don’t run into headaches when it’s go-time. Here’s a few things to keep in mind.

Timberland is more than just acres of trees—it’s a long-term, stable investment that has been gaining traction among investors looking to diversify their portfolios.

A retired couple from Pittsboro, North Carolina, was stunned to discover that 20 acres of their family’s land was nearly sold without their knowledge. The property, located along Olive Chapel Road in Apex, has been in Bob Kelly’s family for generations, dating back to the 1800s.