Trey Braswell's guest appearances

Trey Braswell

Farm Food Facts

Farms, Food and You

Julie Murphree

James Wetzel

Jim Adams

Joe Koss

Jeremy Brown

Erin Fitzgerald

Hurricane Michael

Jeff Howell

Jimmy Webb

Katie Brown

Walter Robb

John Seabrook

Nancy Kavazanjian

Ed Smith

John Newton

OwlTail

Last fall, Trey Braswell was named a trailblazer by one of North Carolina’s leading business publications. The 35-year-old is forging new paths for Braswell Family Farms and making his mark as president of the North Carolina Egg Association. Braswell discusses how he’s building on long-held family values to lead the fourth-generation agribusiness into the future.About Our GuestTrey Braswell is a native of Nash County, North Carolina, where he lives with his wife and three children and serves as president of Braswell Family Farms. He holds a bachelor’s degree in business from NC State University and an executive Master of Business Administration from the College of William &amp; Mary. He serves as president of the North Carolina Egg Association and a member of the national United Egg Producers’ board of directors.ResourcesVisit Braswell Family Farms’ website to learn more about 78-year history and its present operations.Read more about Trey Braswell in Business North Carolina’s article “2020 Trailblazers in North Carolina.”For more information about North Carolina eggs, check out the N.C. Egg Association‘s web site.

Last fall, Trey Braswell was named a trailblazer by one of North Carolina’s leading business publications. The 35-year-old is forging new paths for Braswell Family Farms and making his mark as president of the North Carolina Egg Association. Braswell discusses how he’s building on long-held family values to lead the fourth-generation agribusiness into the future. About Our GuestTrey Braswell is a native of Nash County, North Carolina, where he lives with his wife and three children and serves as president of Braswell Family Farms. He holds a bachelor’s degree in business from NC State University and an executive Master of Business Administration from the College of William &amp; Mary. He serves as president of the North Carolina Egg Association and a member of the national United Egg Producers’ board of directors.Resources<ul><li>Visit <a href="https://www.braswellfamilyfarms.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Braswell Family Farms’ website</a> to learn more about 78-year history and its present operations.</li><li>Read more about Trey Braswell in Business North Carolina’s article “<a href="https://businessnc.com/2020-trailblazers-in-north-carolina/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">2020 Trailblazers in North Carolina</a>.”</li><li>For more information about North Carolina eggs, check out the <a href="https://ncegg.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">N.C. Egg Association</a>‘s web site.</li></ul>

Trey Braswell: Extraordinary Farmer, Extraordinary Eggs

Robyn Metcalfe

Today's thought leader is: Dr. Robyn Metcalfe, Director at Food+City and author of Food Routes: Growing Bananas in Iceland and Other Tales from the Logistics of EatingThe stories you need to know:•  AppHarvest makes an impact on the Produce Supply Chain for U.S. Grocers. • Social Media is Fueling a Market for Novelty Eggs.Our farmer is: Trey Braswell, President of Braswell Family Farms

Today's thought leader is: Dr. Robyn Metcalfe, Director at Food+City and author of Food Routes: Growing Bananas in Iceland and Other Tales from the Logistics of EatingThe stories you need to know:•  AppHarvest makes an impact on the Produce Supply Chain for U.S. Grocers. • Social Media is Fueling a Market for Novelty Eggs. Our farmer is: Trey Braswell, President of Braswell Family Farms

Dr. Robyn Metcalfe, Trey Braswell, App Harvest